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a)
To write: The numbers of given table in integer form by associating a + or − sign before it, and then arranging all these integers in ascending order and lastly to decide the largest integer, out of these four, that represents player at second position.
a)
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Answer to Problem 14STP
Each player`s standing in integer form is: Reggle0 , Benjamin
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
A table that shows the position of different player’s from their leader Reggie in whole number form with the fact that after 3 rounds of a 4 round tournament, Reggie is the leader.
Explanation:
A whole number when represented by + or − sign is called an integer. +sign represents ascending value and − sign represents descending value from a middle value 0.
Now as Reggie is the leader of all given players that mean there will be a − sign before the standing values of them.
Further, if a whole number is greater than another whole number, this number will be smaller from second whole number, if a − sign is placed before it. For example, if 7 is greater than 4, then
Thus, all the given negative integers from least to greatest will be written as:
Conclusion:
Thus, standing position of given players in respect to their leader Reggie just after Reggie will beReggle, Benjamin, Cristofer, Thomas, Alejandro
b)
To write: The numbers of given table in integer form and then arrange all these integers in ascending order.
b)
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Answer to Problem 14STP
Above integers in ascending order are written as:
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
A table that shows the position of different players position from their leader Reggie in whole number form with the fact that after 3 rounds of a 4 round tournament, Reggie is the leader.
Explanation:
A whole number when represented by + or − sign is called an integer. + sign represents ascending value and − sign represents descending value from a middle value 0.
Now as Reggie is the leader of all given players that means there will be − sign before the standing values of them.
Further, if a whole number is greater than another whole number, this number will be smaller from second whole number, if a − sign is placed before it. For example, if 7 is greater than 4, then
Thus,all the given negative integers from least to greatest will be written as:
Conclusion: Thus,number of strokes behind the leader, in integer form from least to greatest can be arranged as:
c)
To name: The player that is currently at second position.
c)
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Answer to Problem 14STP
Benjamin is currently at second position.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: A table that shows the position of different players position from their leader Reggie in whole number form with the fact that after 3 rounds of a 4 round tournament, Reggie is the leader.
Formula/concept used: A whole number when represented by + or − sign is called an integer. + sign represents ascending value and − sign represents descending value from a middle value 0. Now as Reggie is the leader of all given players that means there will be a − sign before the standing values of them.
Further, if a whole number is greater than another whole number, this number will be smaller from second whole number, if a − sign is placed before it. For example, if 7 is greater than 4, then
Conclusion: Thus, as Reggle is the leader that is represented by integer 0, its second position in the order is represented by
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