Question 3: Consider a single elimination tournament of 16 football teams, laid out as in the diagram below. Once a team loses it is out of the tournament. Every team must play until it is eliminated. The starting positions for each team are fixed. A matchup (X,Y) represents a game between teams X and Y. A round is the set of all the matchups at a given stage of the tournament (the matchups above the round title in the diagram). Thus round 3 in the diagram below is the set {(D, E), (I,O)} of matchups. An outcome is the union of all the matchups along with the winner. (Essentially two outcomes are different if the winners of the games produce a different letter in at least one place in the diagram below.) A A B C D E F G H D E G D E Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 D WINNER Round 4. O L N Round 3 Round 2 Round 1 -J -K

Question 3: Consider a single elimination tournament of 16 football teams, laid out as in the diagram below. Once a team loses it is out of the tournament. Every team must play until it is eliminated. The starting positions for each team are fixed. A matchup (X,Y) represents a game between teams X and Y. A round is the set of all the matchups at a given stage of the tournament (the matchups above the round title in the diagram). Thus round 3 in the diagram below is the set {(D, E), (I,O)} of matchups. An outcome is the union of all the matchups along with the winner. (Essentially two outcomes are different if the winners of the games produce a different letter in at least one place in the diagram below.) A A B C D E F G H D E G D E Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 D WINNER Round 4. O L N Round 3 Round 2 Round 1 -J -K

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