The nineteen members of an Examination Board are trying to decide which of four stu-dents, A, B, C and D, should be awarded the prize for the best overall performance.The following table gives the resulting preference lists, L, together with the number ofmembers of the Examination Board, N, choosing the corresponding list.LNADCB 3BADC 4BCAD 2CADB 5DACB 2DCAB 1DCBA 2(a) Determine which student is awarded the prize if plurality is used to decide the re-sult.(b) Determine which student is awarded the prize if the Borda count is used to decidethe result.(c) Determine which student is awarded the prize if the Hare system is used to decidethe result.

Make a table of preference as follows First Second Third Fourth Number of votes A D C B 3 B…

The nineteen members of an Examination Board are trying to decide which of four stu- dents, A, B, C and D, should be awarded the prize for the best overall performance. The following table gives the resulting preference lists, L, together with the number of members of the Examination Board, N, choosing the corresponding list. L N ADCB 3 BADC 4 BCAD 2

The nineteen members of an Examination Board are trying to decide which of four stu- dents, A, B, C and D, should be awarded the prize for the best overall performance. The following table gives the resulting preference lists, L, together with the number of members of the Examination Board, N, choosing the corresponding list. L N ADCB 3 BADC 4 BCAD 2

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