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I arrived at (D) 150 as my answer. This is how:
80% of 1st 100 games is 80 games won. They then won 50% of remaining games. Total games won can be represented as: 80 + (0.5)x where 'x' is the remaining games they play. Total games played = 100 + x Therefore, (80 + 0.5x) / (100+x) is proportion of games won out of total games played. Since we know this is 70%, equate the above with 0.7 or 7/10 (easier to cross-multiply), and arrive at x = 50. Therefore, total games played = 100+x = 100+50 = 150. Hope this helps! |
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Assume total no. of games be 'x'
(80% of 100) + 50% of remaning = 70% of all 0.8*100 + 0.5(x-100) = 0.7x Solve for x, x = 150 GMAT 2007 |
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bmshane
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That helps, thank you.
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