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In a particular card game, the minimum score a player can achieve in a single game is 20, and the maximum score possible in a single game is 52. If a player plays three games and scores a total of 141 points, calculate the least number of points that the player could have scored in one of the games.

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35
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36
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37
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38
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Solution

The correct option is C 37
Assume, he scored x in one game which is minimum than the other game scores.
In first game he scored, x
In second game, he scored, x+y
In third game, he scored, x+z
Where, x,y,zN

20x52 ...{i}
20x+y52 ...{ii}
20x+z52 ...{iii}

Adding {ii} and {iii}, we get
402x+y+z104
2x+y+z104 ...{iv}

It is given that,
3x+y+z=141 ...{v}

From {iv} and {v}, we get
x37
Therefore, the minimum score achieved is 37.

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