When a 10K race has a higher purse and a steeper payout structure between rank order...
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When a 10K race has a higher purse and a steeper payout structure between rank order finishes:
A. Runners' times will be the same
B. Runners's times will be slower
C. Runners' times will be faster
D. Runners' will not participate in the race compared to other races
Homework Answers
Runner's times will be slower.
Order finishes runner's time will be slower. As the fastest one will get the most purse and then the lower and so on.
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