Suppose three roommates cannot agree on the size of a pizza to order. Domino argues for a medium pizza, Godfather contends a large pizza will be needed, and Little Caesar wants a super-large pizza. Assuming no paradox of voting, majority voting will result in a decision to order

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Since there is no paradox of voting, the majority vote will prevail. Out of the three contenders, two of them support a larger size than medium pizza. Hence, the majority will be in favor of a larger size pizza, and the final decision will be to order a large pizza. Therefore, option B is the best choice. Option C is not feasible as only one of the three people is in favor of a super-large pizza, and the majority is against it. Option D is not required as the majority is in favor of a large pizza, and ordering two medium pizzas will be more expensive than one large pizza. Option A is not the best choice as it does not satisfy the majority preference.

Suppose Three Roommates Cannot Agree on the Size of a Pizza