PARALLAX

Well I think it is (1/My answer) = # of balls to select. But explain how it is wrong/ give a counter example.

The general form (ii) is:In this case n = 5 and thus:in the specific uniform case (i) where

<t>wileysw, Thank you for answering my question. I apologize for being unclear. I left out an important detail that you have made me aware of. Each team must play each game and each other team in the span of N-1 rounds. However, there exists only one instance of each game, and thus each game can onl...

<t>Assume you have 8 teams playing in a round robin tournament. Obviously in order for each team to play each other team there must be 7 rounds (N-1). Now let us say that there are 7 different games that each team must play. (ex: 1 Hole washers, 3 hole washer, Bocce Ball, Horse Shoes, etc.) The ques...