A contest in which neither side can win or gain advantage is a A) casualty. B) stalemate. C) prediction. D) reconnaissance

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Marie Booth

2 December, 16:29

A contest in which neither side can win or gain advantage is a A) casualty. B) stalemate. C) prediction. D) reconnaissance

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Heidy Mcpherson · Answer 1

B stalemate is the correct answer

a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible.

Amelie Grimes · Answer 2

The correct answer is B. A contest in which neither side can win or gain advantage is a stalemate.

Explanation:

A stalemate, in a competition, is when a side stays the same with another side in the requirements that determine the victory. These requirements vary from competition to competition. In certain sports, such as basketball, a stalemate is not allowed.