Grady, Renate, and Blake must divide a green shirt, a red shirt, and a blue shirt. They assign points to each item as follows: Gary: green shirt 60, red shirt 20, blue shirt 20 Renate: green shirt 30, red shirt 60, blue shirt 10 Blake: green shirt 10, red shirt 20, blue shirt 70. Which of the following splits is efficient? a. Gary gets the red shirt; Renate gets the blue shirt; Blake gets the green shirt. b. Renate gets all three shirts c. Gary gets the green shirt; Renate gets the blue shirt; Blake gets the red shirt. d. Renate gets the red and blue shirts; Blake gets the green shirt. e. None of these splits are efficient.

E.None of these splits are efficient.

Explanation:

From the above question,

1. Gary: green shirt 60, red shirt 20, blue shirt 20

2. Renate: green shirt 30, red shirt 60, blue shirt 10

3. Blake: green shirt 10, red shirt 20, blue shirt 70

From the above split, we can say that each should get the highest no of shirt assigned to them but the total number of shirts was not stated in the question to aid our sharing of the shirts efficiently.

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