The story of Jeneba Tarmoh and Allyson Felix from the introduction to this lesson gained international attention. It serves as an example of how sometimes, continuous data, such as a time-scored race, fails to produce a winner. Read the article (https://olympics.time.com/2012/07/03/felix-vs-tarmoh-dead-heat-why-tracks-big-night-went-caput/print/), and think about the reasons Tarmoh had for not participating in the tie-breaker. Do you think a run-off was the best way to resolve the tie? Should the tie-breaker been left to chance (i.e., flipping of a coin)? What do you think of Jeneba Tarmoh's decision to withdraw from the race? Answer these questions, along with any other thoughts you have on this situation, in a discussion post. Respond to one other student, and know that you will return to this example at the end of this lesson.