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Second extra problem: In an election, the winning candidate receives n votes and the loser receives m votes, n > m. Assuming

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Given that The winning Candidate receives n Votes and counted) Winning candidate the doser receives m votes and nom. So, totaThe winning candidate receives n votes and the loser receive m votes

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