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by madsport » Thu Sep 11, 2008 3:39 pm
The answer is C

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by jeffxujian » Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:20 pm
IMO C

Each team gets to play a total of 10 games. Whenever a team wins, another team loses. Therefore, the # of lose equal to # of win. The total# of games are 6p2*2=60, so there are 30 loses as well as 30 wins. If you add up all the given wins, u will get 24. total#of wins 30-24=6-wins for X. Same drill, u can get the #of lose for X, which is 4. In case GMAT ask u the same question in a different way.

Please let me know in case I am wrong.
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by 2009wish » Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:20 pm
I agree with u that the answer is 6 but not convinced that the number of matches played were 60

if team a played match against team b......its the same as team b playing against team a.....so its combinations rahter than permutations.

thus in IMO the number of games played is 30.thus if number of wins are 24 from a total of 30 matches played........x must have won 6 matches.

let me know if i am wrong.
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by alescau » Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:03 pm
first team plays 2 games * 5 teams = 10 games
second team plays 2 games * 4 teams = 8 games (exclude first team since they played)
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in essence 2 (5+4+3+2+1) = 30 games total
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by cramya » Mon Sep 15, 2008 6:17 pm
All teams play the same number of matches. Take A it can play 5 games with the other team.

Similarly th3 6 teams can each play 5 matches making the total number of matches to be 30.

30- (numbers given for matches won by the various teams but x) = 6

x won 6 games
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by cramya » Mon Sep 15, 2008 6:25 pm
I think we may all be wrong with number 30. I agree with jeffxujian.

A plays 10 games, B play 10 games since each team plays the other team exactly 2 times.

Since we are given the number of wins column and not number of losses like jeffxujian pointed out it will be6 since number of wins must equal number of losses
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by bluementor » Tue Sep 16, 2008 5:57 am
The total number of matches = 30

There are 2 ways to know this:

1) Think of the 2 matches for each pair of teams as A plays B and B plays A.

Therefore total number of matches = 6P2 = 30

2) The other way is that we reduce the problem where each pair of the teams play each other only once:

i.e. A plays B and B plays A is the same (arrangement is not a concern)

Total number of matches if each pair play each other only once = 6C2 = 15

Therefore, the total number of matches if each pair play each other twice = 6C2 * 2 = 30


Hope the above helps.

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