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How many of the batsmen got out in all the innings played ?

  • A.0
  • B.1
  • C.2
  • D.Cannot be determined

Answer: B

Only 1 batsman got out in every innings he played.

Since average = runs / times out, the number of times each batsman got out is runs divided by average:

BatsmanInningsTimes outNot out
P1481800 / 40 = 453
P2502034 / 45.2 = 455
P3461679 / 36.5 = 460
P4441539 / 40.5 = 386
P5381806 / 51.6 = 353
P6401445 / 42.5 = 346

Only P3 has as many dismissals as innings (46 of 46). Every other batsman has at least 3 not-outs.

'Cannot be determined' is wrong, because the definition of the average lets you recover the number of dismissals exactly; 0 and 2 miscount P3.

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