1.) 512 people ranked their preference of five contestants in a singing contest. Using 1 for theirfavourite and S for their least favourite. Results of the text votes were talied below.Determine the winner of the contest using ajthe Phurality of voting method , b) BordaCaunt Method , c Phirality With Elimination Method, d) The Top-Two Runoff Method ?ContestantRanking451223E4.No. of Votes140 9850 175491,inen

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1.) 512 people ranked their preference of five contestants in a singing contest. Usir favourite and 5 for their least favourite. Results of the text votes were talied bel Determine the winner of the contest using ajthe Phurality of voting method

1.) 512 people ranked their preference of five contestants in a singing contest. Usir favourite and 5 for their least favourite. Results of the text votes were talied bel Determine the winner of the contest using ajthe Phurality of voting method

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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