In this chapter, we learned about four methods of voting: Plurality, Instant Run Off, Borda Count and Copeland's Method We also talked about some 'rules' for voting: the Majority Fairness Criteria and the Condorcet Fairness Criteria. In order to answer this question, you will need to review these topics from chapter one. In each case, you're going to investigate if a voting method can violate a fairness criteria or not. For each question, if the answer is No, give a carefully written, logical reason as to why your answer is "No". If the answer is "Yes", provide a preference table and explain how the preference table gives an example of a violation. a) Can Plurality violate the majority fairness criteria? b) Can Plurality violate the condorcet fairness criteria? c) Can Instant Run-Off violate the majority fairness criteria? d) Can Instant Run-Off violate the condorcet fairness criteria? e) Can the Borda Count violate the majority fairness criteria? f) Can the Borda Count violate the condorcet fairness criteria? g) Can Copeland's method violate the majority fairness criteria? h) Can Copeland's method violate the condorcet fairness criteria? In this chapter, we learned about four methods of voting: Plurality, Instant Run Off, Borda Count and Copeland's Method We also talked about some 'rules' for voting: the Majority Fairness Criteria and the Condorcet Fairness Criteria. In order to answer this question, you will need to review these topics from chapter one. In each case, you're going to investigate if a voting method can violate a fairness criteria or not. For each question, if the answer is No, give a carefully written, logical reason as to why your answer is "No". If the answer is "Yes", provide a preference table and explain how the preference table gives an example of a violation. a) Can Plurality violate the majority fairness criteria? b) Can Plurality violate the condorcet fairness criteria? c) Can Instant Run-Off violate the majority fairness criteria? d) Can Instant Run-Off violate the condorcet fairness criteria? e) Can the Borda Count violate the majority fairness criteria? f) Can the Borda Count violate the condorcet fairness criteria? g) Can Copeland's method violate the majority fairness criteria? h) Can Copeland's method violate the condorcet fairness criteria