Candidates A, B, C, and D are competing to win an award. There are 5 voters in this election. The chart below shows the preference schedule.| | Voter 1 | Voter 2 | Voter 3 | Voter 4 | Voter 5 ||---------|---------|---------|---------|---------|---------|| 1st choice | A | B | C | D | A || 2nd choice | B | C | B | B | D || 3rd choice | C | D | D | C | C || 4th choice | D | A | A | A | B |6. With the previous example, what is the outcome if you use the Borda count method?### Explanation of the Borda Count Method:The Borda count method assigns points to each rank, with the top choice receiving the most points and descending in order. For example, if there are 4 candidates, the first choice receives 3 points, the second choice 2 points, the third choice 1 point, and the last choice 0 points.To calculate the total points for each candidate:- **Candidate A** - 1st choice: 2 votes x 3 points = 6 points - 2nd choice: 0 votes x 2 points = 0 points - 3rd choice: 0 votes x 1 point = 0 points - 4th choice: 3 votes x 0 points = 0 points - **Total points: 6**- **Candidate B** - 1st choice: 1 vote x 3 points = 3 points - 2nd choice: 3 votes x 2 points = 6 points - 3rd choice: 0 votes x 1 point = 0 points - 4th choice: 1 vote x 0 points = 0 points - **Total points: 9**- **Candidate C** - 1st choice: 1 vote x 3 points = 3 points - 2nd choice: 0 votes x 2 points = 0 points - 3rd choice: 3 votes x 1 point =

Candidates A, B, C, and D are competing to win an award. There are 5 voters in this election. The chart below shows the preference schedule. Voter 1 1st choice A B BC 2nd choice 3rd choice C 4th choice D Voter 2 Voter 3 Voter 4 B C B D A D A D B C A Voter 5 A D C B 6. With the previous example, what is the outcome if you use the Borda count method?

Candidates A, B, C, and D are competing to win an award. There are 5 voters in this election. The chart below shows the preference schedule. Voter 1 1st choice A B BC 2nd choice 3rd choice C 4th choice D Voter 2 Voter 3 Voter 4 B C B D A D A D B C A Voter 5 A D C B 6. With the previous example, what is the outcome if you use the Borda count method?

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