Using Rowspan and Colspan

Prime Factorization of 65536

65536

256
256

16
16
16
16

4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2



One thing you should notice about the relationship between the numbers in
this table is that 2¹⁶ equals 4⁸ equals 16⁴
equals 256² equals 65536.  These are all numbers you will come
across frequently in the world of computer science.

ASSIGNMENT: You will sort of turn this table on its side for this
assignment.  You will create a tournament tree for a sixteen-team, single-elimination
tournament.  Sort of like this only within a table and with sixteen teams
instead of using PRE just eight teams:


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             1. Ravens
                                Roadrunners
             2. Roadrunners
                                               Roadrunners
             3. Owls
                                Ostriches
             4. Ostriches
                                                                Penguins
             5. Penguins
                                Penguins
             6. Flamingoes
                                                Penguins
             7. Hummingbirds
                                Seagulls
             8. Seagulls

Results of the Sevententh Annual Trona Hockey Tournament 1997
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In order to do this assignment you will need to use rowspan in the same
way that colspan was used in the table example on this page.  In fact, the
main point of this assignment is that you figure out how to effectively use
rowspan. Here is an example
 using only four teams (yours will have 16).