A topic has 14% team selection; ?
B topic has 18% team selection; ?
Question c: 28% of the teams were selected; ?
D topic has 10% team selection; ?
E has 15% team selection; ?
Question f has 13% team selection; Judging from the percentage of questions, there are more teams doing C questions, up to 28%, and fewer teams doing D questions, only 10%. ?
According to MCM statistics and ICM statistics, the results are as follows: Question A has 23% teams; Question b has 30% team choice; Question c: 46% of the teams were selected; Question d: 26% of the team was selected; Question e: 38% of the team was selected; Question f: 34% of the team was selected; According to the above statistics, 46% of MCM did C, and nearly half of the teams decided C. ICM mainly chooses E-questions.
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