Understanding Preference Tables and Voting Analysis

The video tutorial explains how to analyze a preference table in an election scenario. It covers calculating the total number of voters, determining the majority needed for first-place votes, and identifying candidates with the most and least first and last-place votes. The tutorial emphasizes understanding the preference table structure and performing basic arithmetic operations to derive insights about voter preferences.

What information does the first row of the preference table provide?

• The number of candidates

• The number of voters

• The candidates' names

• The election date

How many candidates are involved in the election?

• Three

• Four

• Two

• Five

What is the total number of voters in the election?

• 65

• 61

• 55

• 50

How many first-place votes are required for a candidate to achieve a majority?

• 33

• 32

• 31

• 30

Which candidate received the highest number of first-place votes?

• Candidate G

• Candidate D

• Candidate A

• Candidate F

Which candidate received the fewest first-place votes?

• Candidate D

• Candidate A

• Candidate F

• Candidate G

What is the total number of first-place votes received by Candidate F?

• 3

• 9

• 5

• 7

Which candidate received the most last-place votes?

• Candidate D

• Candidate A

• Candidate G

• Candidate F

How many last-place votes did Candidate G receive?

• 9

• 11

• 5

• 7

Which candidate received the fewest last-place votes?

• Candidate A

• Candidate D

• Candidate F

• Candidate G