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2 people are playing chess daily..31 days of month..loser
gives 2rs to winner per mathes..whole amt will pay at the
end of month..one man gives 38rs to other & he had win 5
mathes..then how many mathes are tie??? option a)2 b)8 c)4
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Answer Posted / kundan
ans is 2
becos total days =31 they were play one match every day so total matchs=31
one give other to 38 rs and also he had lost 5 matches so he give 38 rs(19 matchs)+10rs(5 matches )=24 matchs
total rs is 38+10+10(becos he won 5 matchs(rs 10) and along with give 38 rs so
total amt is 38+10+10+4(amt of two matchs)=31 days every day one match and one match equal to 2 rs
62=31*2
62=62
so ans is 2
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