After Considering All Possible One-On-One Contests, Copeland's Rule Chooses as the Winner

question 75

Multiple Choice

After considering all possible one-on-one contests, Copeland's rule chooses as the winner:

• A) the candidate who wins every contest in which he or she participates.
• B) the candidate with the best win-loss record.
• C) the candidate who wins the longest sequence of contests.
• D) the candidate who wins more contests than he or she loses.

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