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There are 8 teams participating in a cricket tournament. In each team, there are 11 players. The total number of players participating in the IPL is .

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118

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88

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121

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99

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Solution

The correct option is B 88
Number of players in each team = 11
Total number of teams = 8
∴ Total number of players
= Number of players in each team $\times$ Total number of teams
= 11 $\times$ 8
= 88

Therefore, the total number of players participating in the cricket tournament is 88.

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