Votes for each food option6 votersTacosPizzaVotes6 voters1st choicePizza2nd choiceTacos3rd choiceSalad4th choice SaladSandwichesIf you employed the Instant Runoff Method, what would happen first?Sandwiches5 votersSandwichesPizzaTacosSalad2 votersPizzaSaladSandwichesTaco's4 votersSaladPizzaSandwichesTacosSandwiches are eliminated and Pizza moves up to get five more first place votes.Sandwiches are eliminated and Pizza moves up to get one more first place vote.Pizza is already the winner, with 8 votes. There is no need for an instant runoff.Salad is eliminated and Pizza moves up to get five more first place votes.Salad is eliminated and Pizza moves up to get four more first place votes.

The given choice of order for the specified foods is given as: No. of voters Votes 6 6 5 2 4…

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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