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Choice D - 22.
I made a 3x3 grid as I found this was the easiest way to approach it in my mind.
Note that because each participant made three different rankings, the sum for the 3 will add up to 120 for A,B, and C.
Going step by step, translating percentages as we go (started with 100% total, but then realized 11/30 is not easily translated to a percentage):
1. 36 people ranked A first.
2. 44 people ranked B first.
Now we know that 40 people ranked C first.
3. 24 of the 36 who ranked A first ranked B second. Note that this does not mean 24 is the total number of people who ranked B second, this is only from one of two sets of people (the set of people who ranked A first. There is also the set of people who ranked C first - if someone ranked B first, they could not have ranked B second).
4. 30 of the 40 who ranked C first ranked B second.
44 ranked B first + 54 ranked B second = 98. 120 - 98 = 22.
I made a 3x3 grid as I found this was the easiest way to approach it in my mind.
Note that because each participant made three different rankings, the sum for the 3 will add up to 120 for A,B, and C.
Going step by step, translating percentages as we go (started with 100% total, but then realized 11/30 is not easily translated to a percentage):
1. 36 people ranked A first.
2. 44 people ranked B first.
Now we know that 40 people ranked C first.
3. 24 of the 36 who ranked A first ranked B second. Note that this does not mean 24 is the total number of people who ranked B second, this is only from one of two sets of people (the set of people who ranked A first. There is also the set of people who ranked C first - if someone ranked B first, they could not have ranked B second).
4. 30 of the 40 who ranked C first ranked B second.
44 ranked B first + 54 ranked B second = 98. 120 - 98 = 22.
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Ranked A first: (3/10)*120 = 36
Ranked B first: (11/30)*120 = 44
Ranked C first+ 120-36-44=40
Among 36 who ranked A first:
Ranked B second: (2/3)*36 = 24 (Order: A-B-C)
Ranked C second: 36-24=12 (Order: A-C-B)
Among 40 who ranked C first:
Ranked B second: (3/4)*40=30 (Order: C-B-A)
Ranked A second: 40-30=10 (Order: C-A-B)
Total who ranked B last: 12+10 = 22 (Option D)
Hence, OPTION D.
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Total people = 120
People ranked A first = (3/10)120=36
Ranked B first = (11/30)120=44
Remaining people who Ranked C first =120-36-44=40
Aming who ranked A first, (2/3) ranked B second = (2/3)36=24
Remaining who ranked A first, ranked B last = 36-24=12
Among who ranked C first, (3/4) ranked B second = (3/4)40=30
Remaining who ranked B last = 40-30=10
Number of people who ranked B last = 12+10=22
D
People ranked A first = (3/10)120=36
Ranked B first = (11/30)120=44
Remaining people who Ranked C first =120-36-44=40
Aming who ranked A first, (2/3) ranked B second = (2/3)36=24
Remaining who ranked A first, ranked B last = 36-24=12
Among who ranked C first, (3/4) ranked B second = (3/4)40=30
Remaining who ranked B last = 40-30=10
Number of people who ranked B last = 12+10=22
D
