The Mathematics Society is holding an election for the president. The three candidates are A, B, and C. Forty-five percent of voters like A the most and B the least. Thirty percent of voters like B the most and C the least. Twenty-five percent of voters like C the most and A the least. Write out the preference schedule for this election. 45 30 25 1st Choice A A 2nd Choice C 3rd Choice A 45 30 25 1st Choice A 2nd Choice A 3rd Choice A

The Mathematics Society is holding an election for the president. The three candidates are A, B, and C. Forty-five percent of voters like A the most and B the least. Thirty percent of voters like B the most and C the least. Twenty-five percent of voters like C the most and A the least. Write out the preference schedule for this election. 45 30 25 1st Choice A A 2nd Choice C 3rd Choice A 45 30 25 1st Choice A 2nd Choice A 3rd Choice A

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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