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Use the given information to answer the question. The preference ballots for presidency of the Reggae Appreciation Club (A, B, and C) are shown. Fill in the number of votes in the first row of the preference table. ACB ACB ACB CBA BAC CBA ACB BAC BAC ACB CBA ACB ACB BAC BAC ACB Number of Votes First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A Number of Votes 8 5 3 First choice A C B Second choice B A C Third choice C B A Number of Votes 9 4 3 First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A Number of Votes 8 5 3 First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A Number of Votes 8 6 2 First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A 

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The preference ballots for presidency of the Reggae Appreciation Club (A, B, and C) are shown. Fill in the number of votes in the first
row of the preference table.
ACB ACB ACB CBA
BAC CBA ACB BAC
BAC ACB CBA ACB
ACB BAC BAC ACB
Number of Votes
First choice A B C
Second choice C A B
Third choice B C A
Number of Votes 8 5 3
First choice A C B
Second choice B A C
Third choice C B A
Number of Votes 9 4 3
First choice A B C
Second choice C A B
Third choice B C A
Number of Votes 8 5 3
First choice A B C
Second choice C A B
Third choice B C A
Number of Votes 8 6 2
First choice A B C
Second choice C A B
Third choice B C A
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Use the given information to answer the question. The preference ballots for presidency of the Reggae Appreciation Club (A, B, and C) are shown. Fill in the number of votes in the first row of the preference table. ACB ACB ACB CBA BAC CBA ACB BAC BAC ACB CBA ACB ACB BAC BAC ACB Number of Votes First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A Number of Votes 8 5 3 First choice A C B Second choice B A C Third choice C B A Number of Votes 9 4 3 First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A Number of Votes 8 5 3 First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A Number of Votes 8 6 2 First choice A B C Second choice C A B Third choice B C A

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Use the given information to answer the question. The preference ballots for the presidency of the Reggae Appreciation Club (A, B, and C) are shown. Fill in the number of votes in the first row of the preference table. ACB ACB ACB CBA BAC CBA ACB BAC BAC ACB CBA ACB ACB BAC BAC ACB Number of Votes First choice A Second choice B Third choice C Number of Votes First choice A Second choice C Third choice B Number of Votes First choice B Second choice A Third choice C Number of Votes First choice B Second choice C Third choice A Number of Votes First choice C Second choice A Third choice B Number of Votes First choice C Second choice B Third choice A
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00:01 To everyone in the discussion we have to find out the number of words using this given preference now here we see that our first choice is a then b and then c so we have to find a vc in these given preference now here we see that one two three four five now no one so the number of words for abc choice is five now, if we see our number of boards for second, that is b, c and a.
00:47 Now our choice is bca.
00:49 So we have to find first, second, third and fourth.
00:59 So the number of boards for bca is 4.
01:03 Now similarly we find 4 next, that is c, b and a...
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