
Concept explainers
a.
To determine how many rounds will be played.
a.

Answer to Problem 14CYU
7 rounds.
Explanation of Solution
Give information:
Each team plays with all other teams.
According to question there are 8 teams. So, one team will play match with the 7 remaining teams. Therefore, there will be 7 rounds.
b.
To draw a diagram to model the number of first round.
b.

Explanation of Solution
Give information:
Each team plays with all other teams.
Construction:
Conclusion:
Each team is connected to other teams.
c.
To determine the method to find number of games played.
c.

Answer to Problem 14CYU
Explanation of Solution
Give information:
Each team plays with all other teams.
According to question if Each team plays with all other teams.
So the expression to determine the condition will be
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