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What is the highest number of wins for a team in the first stage in spite of which it would be eliminated at the end of first stage?

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Solution

The correct option is A 1
The team which gets 1 point at 1st stage would be eliminated because the combination may be 6 points for the team and 2 times each for remaining.

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