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Runs scored in three matches — Player P: Match1 30, Match2 45, Match3 55. Player Q: Match1 40, Match2 35, Match3 50. How many runs must Player Q score in a fourth match so that his four-match total equals Player P's three-match total?

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  • A10
  • B5
  • C15
  • D8

Step-by-Step Solution

Player P's total = 30 + 45 + 55 = 130 and Player Q's total = 40 + 35 + 50 = 125. Player Q needs 130 − 125 = 5 more runs.
Answer: B) 5

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