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Re: 2009 Division Algorithm
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Originally Posted by JackG
On a hunch, I added together the team numbers from each division to see if there was some pattern. Perhaps the total team numbers might be the same for all divisions?
Team No. Total
Archimedes: 116639
Curie: 110256
Newton: 106945
Galileo: 103721
Apparently, there seems to be no pattern.  |
I did something similar; an average of the team numbers in each division.
Team No. Avg.
Archimedes: 1279.42
Curie: 1074.90
Newton: 1062.10
Galileo: 1231.96
I agree there's no pattern here. 
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Originally Posted by Nick Lawrence
I like how 1114, 2056 and 1503 are in the same division.
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Go Canada! Sorry for the bias. 
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