In voting among four candidates, the outcomes are reported as: (ADBC) (DACB) (BADC) (BDCA) (DCAB) 8 ,6, 4, 3 ,2 How many voters did rank three candidates in the order of A first, D second, B third, and candidate C last?

In voting among four candidates, the outcomes are reported as: (ADBC) (DACB) (BADC) (BDCA) (DCAB) 8 ,6, 4, 3 ,2 How many voters did rank three candidates in the order of A first, D second, B third, and candidate C last?

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In voting among four candidates, the outcomes are
reported as:
(ADBC) (DACB) (BADC) (BDCA) (DCAB)
8,6,4,3,2
How many voters did rank three candidates in the
order of A first, D second, B third, and candidate C last?

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