MGF-1107 Study Guide - Fall 2019, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Graph Theory, Glossary Of Graph Theory Terms, Interest Rate
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Aaron: vice president: example 1. 1. 4, able: 33x3, 33x2, 34x1 (total: 199, boastful: 39x3, 19x2, 42x1 (total: 197, charming: 28x3, 48x2, 24x1 (total: 204, a) charming, b) able: 33, boastful: 39, charming: 28 (boastful wins, plurality with elimination. If a candidate has the majority, don"t do anything: example 1. 1. 5, 33+39+28=100/2=50 (majority must be 51, a:33, b:39, c: 28 (no majority, drop c) B: a:61, b:39 (a has the majority, example 1. 1. 6, 25/2=12. 5 (majority must be 13, p: 6, a: 7, s: 7, t: 5 (no majority, drop t) 3rd: p:9, a:9, s:7 (no majority, drop s) If there are 3 candidates, the condorcet would get 2 points: example (self #2, a, b, c, d, a:b, a:c, a:d, b:c, b:d, c:d, example 1. 1. 7, c, i, m, c:i, c:m, i:m. Total: 14: c: 0, i:2, m: 1. If there is a tie, each candidate gets point.
