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2. An election was held, with the results shown in the table below. • first-place votes are # of Voters Preference Order worth 10, 17 11 D

2. An election was held, with the results shown in the table below. • first-place votes are # of Voters Preference Order worth 10, 17 11 D

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2. An election was held, with the results shown in the table below. • first-place votes are # of Voters Preference Order worth 10, 17 11 D<C<B<A A<D<C<B B<A<C<D B<D<C<A second-place votes are worth 9, 8 third-place votes are worth 3, and • fourth-place votes are worth 1. Determine the winner using the 2.1 Plurality Method 2.2Plurality Method with Elimination 2.3 Borda Count Method
Transcribed Image Text:2. An election was held, with the results shown in the table below. • first-place votes are # of Voters Preference Order worth 10, 17 11 D<C<B<A A<D<C<B B<A<C<D B<D<C<A second-place votes are worth 9, 8 third-place votes are worth 3, and • fourth-place votes are worth 1. Determine the winner using the 2.1 Plurality Method 2.2Plurality Method with Elimination 2.3 Borda Count Method
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2. An election was held, with the results shown in the table below. • first-place votes are worth # of Voters Preference Order 10, 17 D<C<B<A • second-place votes are worth 9, • third-place votes are worth 11 A<D<C<B 8 B<A<C<D B<D<C<A 3, and C<B<A<D 2 fourth-place votes are worth 1. Determine the winner using the 2.1 Plurality Method 2.2 Plurality Method with Elimination 2.3 Borda Count Method
Transcribed Image Text:2. An election was held, with the results shown in the table below. • first-place votes are worth # of Voters Preference Order 10, 17 D<C<B<A • second-place votes are worth 9, • third-place votes are worth 11 A<D<C<B 8 B<A<C<D B<D<C<A 3, and C<B<A<D 2 fourth-place votes are worth 1. Determine the winner using the 2.1 Plurality Method 2.2 Plurality Method with Elimination 2.3 Borda Count Method
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