In a parliament of $120$ seats, Party A holds $55$ seats, Party B holds $45$ seats and Party C holds $20$ seats. A majority requires at least $61$ seats. What is the minimum number of parties that must combine to form a majority, and give one possible coalition that achieves this?

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Two parties; for example, Party A and Party C (55 + 20 = 75 seats).

Gce Model Questions Vol1 2022 Government Question 31

In a parliament of \(120\) seats, Party A holds \(55\) seats, Party B holds \(45\) seats and Party C holds \(20\) seats. A majority requires at least \(61\) seats. What is the minimum number of parties that must combine to form a majority, and give one possible coalition that achieves this?

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