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In a one-day International Cricket match between India and Sri Lanka played in Nagpur, two Indian batsmen together scored 176 runs. Manisha expressed this situation as x + y = 176, where the number of runs scored by one batsman is x and the number of runs scored by the other is y. Is this a correct representation?

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Yes, this is a correct representation. The combined total runs scored by both batsmen is 176. Adding the individual runs x and y gives the linear equation in two variables, x + y = 176.

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    1. Yes, Manisha’s representation x + y = 176 is completely correct. The given scenario states that two Indian batsmen scored a total of 176 runs together. By assigning the variable x to the runs scored by the first batsman and y to the runs scored by the second batsman, their combined score forms the standard linear equation in two variables, x + y = 176.

       

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