The student council example in this lesson depicts a situation with three voters that results in equal power for all three. In Exercises 1 and 2, power is distributed differently. Find a distribution of votes that results in a power distribution among three voters that is different from the ones you have already seen. How many new power distributions in situations with three voters can you find?

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Question 1 of 10 2 points different groups of 50 graduates of an engineering school were asked the starting annual salary for their first engineering job after graduation, and the sampling variability was low. if the average salary of one of the groups was $65,000, which of these is least likely to be the average salary of another of the groups? o a. $64,000 o b. $65,000 o c. $67,000 o d. $54,000