Question
Find the average number of Hockey players from Karnataka, Haryana and MP.
Read the following table carefully and answer the questions given below: The following table shows the total number of players playing 3 different games Football, Hockey and Cricket from five different states. Percentage of number of players playing Hockey and the ratio of number of players playing Football and Cricket.Solution
From Maharashtra, Total number of players = 1250 Number of Hockey players = (54/100) × 1250 = 675 Remaining players = 1250 – 675 = 575 Number of Football players = 575 × (12/25) = 276 Number of Cricket players = 575 × (13/25) = 299 Similarly, 
Required average = (657 + 584 + 847)/3 = 696
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