+294 My street hockey team plays three games each week. My team lost all $9$ games in the first three weeks. Then, my team won one game and lost two games in the fourth week, bringing our record to $1$ win and $11$ losses. Each week after that, my team won one game and lost two games. My team first wins at least $60\%$ of all its games by the end of the first $n$ weeks. What is $n$?
+1926 Well, let's note something about this problem really quickly.
So, throughout the first 12 games, you have 1 win and 11 losses, which is 1/12, or about 8% win rate.
After that, you win 1 game and lose 2 games, which is 1/3 or about 33% win rate.
However, in order to achieve a 60% win rate, you must win more games than you lose.
Since you ALWAYS lose more than you win, it's not possible you have a 60% win rate.
Thanks! :)
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