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by thumpin_termis » Sat Jul 07, 2007 8:50 pm
see attached:

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by discreet » Sat Jul 07, 2007 9:41 pm
5 Teams : So,total no. of games played = 5C2 = 10.

Total no. of segments = 7 => means that 3 games are pending.So,the results of those games are not yet known.

Two segments have no arrows =>Indicates that it ended in a tie...

So,matches that ended in a tie = 2 & total no. of matches possible = 10.
So,assuming the results of all other games(including the ones that are not played),we can figure out the % that is not possible...

Assuming that all other matches will have a result => 2/10 = 20 %

Similarly,it can be deduced for others...the results will be 30 % if one of the remaining matches ended in a tie...and so on and so forth.

Maximum no. of ties possible is 5(assuming all 3 matches pending to be played ended in a tie)....=> 50 %

So,the number that is not possible is 10 % since we already know that 2 matches have ended in a tie,its not possible to have 10 % as the percentage of ties..as 2/10 is the lowest possible outcome!

Note : There is no need to even think and calculate other outcomes coz the existing ratio 2/10 is the lowest possible.I have just included it for the sake of explanation.. :D
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by thumpin_termis » Sun Jul 08, 2007 9:33 am
Aha. Problem doesn't look so tough after reading your explanation.

Thanks a bunch.
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