From Erich: i have to make a sports schedule for the ymca. i have 7 teams. they need to play each other 2 times. we have 3 time slots per night. i would like them to have an even number of time slots thru the season. one team must have abye each week. can you chow mw the schedul. example time 1 team 1 vs. team 2. time 2 team 3 vs. team 4 time 3 team 5 vs. team 6. team 7 bye week 1. Answered by Victoria West.
From Melissa: I am looking to find out how many different combinations there are in 12
sports games. Let's say I have 12 baseball games, total 24 teams, and
there can only be two results, win or lose, no ties. How many
combinations can there be for 12 games? Thank-you very much. Answered by Penny Nom.
From Ed: Hello my name is Ed and I am a couch of a wrestling team in New Jersey. I was doing searches for formulas on how to make a matrix for team sports and it seems to be hard to find. I came some how to your site and thought I'll give it a try. Here is what we need or are trying. Answered by Claude Tardif.
Given that the universal set S is the set of all sports fans, and
F={x|x is a football fan}
B={x|x is a basketball fan}
H={x|x is a hockey fan}
a)Describe (F^B)' (f intersect b)' in words
b)Draw a Venn Diagram and shade the region that represents the set of football fans or both basketball and hockey fans.
Answered by Penny Nom.
From Nieve Nielson: I have several questions to ask about the probability of getting a .400 in baseball:
What is the probability of a baseball player hitting a .400 in one game, considering that the hitter is up to bat four times?
What is the probability of a baseball player hitting a .400 in a season, considering that there are 100 games in a season? With the first two questions in mind:
Considering that baseball has been around for about 100 years, about how many people should hit .400 inthat time?
Answered by Chris Fisher.
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