2. A new location for a park in a small city outside of Bucklin, Colorado, is going to be built. The citizens get to vote on 1 of 4 locations: • Century, • Midland, • Uber. • Southern. The voting population is 6800 citizens. Votes 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 2150 Century Midland Southern Uber 1150 Midland Uber Southern Century 1100 Uber Southern Midland Century 1600 Southern Century Uber Midland a. The location that has the most first place votes is b. The location that has the fewest first place votes is c. The location we eliminate is d. Fill in the new table. Votes 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 2150 1150 1100 1600 e. Is there a majority of votes for a location now? Yes or no? f. Which location if any should get eliminated now? g. Fill in the new table. Votes 1st 2nd 3rd 2150 1150 1100 1600 h. Is there a majority of votes for a location now? If yes, what is that location, and how many the first place votes does that location have? i. What location won the plurality vote or single location voting method? Explain how that location won.

In 2012 American Idol completed its 11th season withJennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler, and Randy Jackson asjudges. Although the judges express their opinions aboutthe contestants’ performances, viewers vote to keep theirfavorites in the competition. During each episode, hostRyan Seacrest explains how viewers can vote via text,phone call, or online. Nothing prevents a viewer fromsubmitting multiple votes. Each week the contestant with the lowest number of votes is removed from the com-petition. Why are the results not a true depiction of all Americans’ musical preferences?A) Undercoverage biasB) Voluntary response biasC) The judges’ comments influence voters’ opinions.D) Since some voters may vote multiple times, one votedoes not correspond to one person.E) All of the above.

Six college sorority sisters-Summer, Autumn, Wynter, June, April, and January-got together for their twentieth reunion. Since college they had moved to six different states. Two lived out west (Oregon and Washington), two lived back east (New York and New Hampshire), and two lived down south (Oklahoma and Texas). They all sat around a round table. 1. The Texan sat between Autumn and the woman who lives in New Hampshire. 2. Wynter sat across from April. 3. January sat between Summer and the Washingtonian. 4. June and the woman to her left both live out west. 5. April sat between two easterners. Where does Summer live? Where does January live? Where does Autumn live?

Determines who wins the plurality vote and who wins the rank voting or preferential voting method in the election. 1. There are 650 students in a school, and they all get to vote for the school president. There are 3 candidates: Rios, • Millie, • Charles. Each student will receive a ballot and they will rank the candidates in or of 1", 2nd, and 3rd choice. Remember on the preferential vote the winning candidate must have 1 more than half the votes. See the results of the election below. Votes 225 175 250 225 1¹ Millie Charles Rios 250 and a. The person who has the largest number of first place votes is b. The person who has the fewest number of first place votes is c. The candidate we eliminate is d. Fill in the new table. 1 Charles Millie Millie Rios Rios Charles 2rd Is there a majority of votes for a candidate now? If yes, who is that candidate, and how many the first place votes does that candidate have? f. Who won the plurality vote or single candidate voting method? Explain how…

Ques 46, 47 and 48 are three subparts.