问答题In a singles tennis tournament that has 125 entrants, a player is eliminated whenever he loses a match. How many matches are played in the entire tournament?
问答题
In a singles tennis tournament that has 125 entrants, a player is eliminated whenever he loses a match. How many matches are played in the entire tournament?
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解析：
分析可知，要有124场比赛。
分析可知，要有124场比赛。
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