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back to boardCan someone explain the example to me? I don't understand how the answer can be 15. Since the first 2 people got 0 correct predictions and the last person got 1 correct prediction, shouldn't the amount paid only be 5? Re: Can someone explain the example to me? First two people got more then 0 correct predictions because: "four sets of gold medals, four sets of silver medals, and four sets of bronze medals are awarded" |
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