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­After winning 30 percent of the first 50 games it played, team A won all the remaining games it played. How many total games did Team A win?

(1) Team A won 11 of the last 12 games it played
(2) Team A won 14 of the first 48 games it played ­
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Hi guys. Can anyone please tell me where I'm going wrong with my reasoning please?

Statement 1 : Team A won 11 of the last 12 games.
It also states that team A won all of the remaining games after the first 50. So it must have played 11 additional games.
So 15 games from the first 50 games + 11 games = 26 games.

Sufficient. I chose option A for this reason
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I believe the correct answer is C. The prompt states that the player won 30 percent of the first 50 games and 100 percent of the remaining games. This means that out of the first 48 games, we know the player won at least 14 games. The two remaining games are the 49th and 50th, and we know that one of these was won by Team A. Since the remaining games outside of the first 50 were all won, and the second prompt mentions that the player won 11 of the last 12 games played, we can infer that only 10 additional games have been played
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­After winning 30 percent of the first 50 games it played, team A won all the remaining games it played. How many total games did Team A win?

(1) Team A won 11 of the last 12 games it played
(2) Team A won 14 of the first 48 games it played

I believe the correct answer is C. The prompt states that the player won 30 percent of the first 50 games and 100 percent of the remaining games. This means that out of the first 48 games, we know the player won at least 14 games. The two remaining games are the 49th and 50th, and we know that one of these was won by Team A. Since the remaining games outside of the first 50 were all won, and the second prompt mentions that the player won 11 of the last 12 games played, we can infer that only 10 additional games have been played


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50 + 10 = 60 GAMES:
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Hi guys. Can anyone please tell me where I'm going wrong with my reasoning please?

Statement 1 : Team A won 11 of the last 12 games.
It also states that team A won all of the remaining games after the first 50. So it must have played 11 additional games.
So 15 games from the first 50 games + 11 games = 26 games.

Sufficient. I chose option A for this reason
I had the same misunderstood (and the same answer) as yours. But when I re-read the question, the statement (1) only reveals the number of wins in the last 12. The last 12 here can include some of the games in the first 50 & the additional ones. This means we cannot infer that they have played 11 additional games.
"Team A won all of the remaining games after the first 50" is not a defining factor in calculating the number of games played, as it only tells us that they played more than 50 games.
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