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When a player in a certain game tossed a coin a number of times, 4 more heads than tails resulted. Heads or tails resulted each time the player tossed the coin. How many times did heads result?
(1) The player tossed the coin 24 times.
(2) The player received 3 points each time heads resulted and 1 point each time tails resulted, for a total of 52 points.
(1) The player tossed the coin 24 times.
(2) The player received 3 points each time heads resulted and 1 point each time tails resulted, for a total of 52 points.
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When a player in a certain game tossed a coin a number of times, 4 more heads than tails resulted. Heads or tails resulted each time the player tossed the coin. How many times did heads result?
Given: H-4=T.
Question: H=?
(1) The player tossed the coin 24 times. H+(H-4)=24. We can find H. Sufficient.
(2) The player received 3 points each time heads resulted and 1 point each time tails resulted, for a total of 52 points. 3H+1*(H-4)=52. The same here: we can find H. Sufficient.
Answer: D.
Given: H-4=T.
Question: H=?
(1) The player tossed the coin 24 times. H+(H-4)=24. We can find H. Sufficient.
(2) The player received 3 points each time heads resulted and 1 point each time tails resulted, for a total of 52 points. 3H+1*(H-4)=52. The same here: we can find H. Sufficient.
Answer: D.
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Given that H = 4 + T ----> T = H-4
1. Coin is tossed 24 times ----> H + T = 24 ----> H + (H -4) = 24. Sufficient
2. Head gets 3 points and tails 1 point
Hence, 3H + T = 52 -----> 3H + (H-4) = 52. Sufficient.
Answer : D
1. Coin is tossed 24 times ----> H + T = 24 ----> H + (H -4) = 24. Sufficient
2. Head gets 3 points and tails 1 point
Hence, 3H + T = 52 -----> 3H + (H-4) = 52. Sufficient.
Answer : D
