How many robots can participate in a major foul scenario without incurring penalties?

In the context of FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition), the rules concerning major fouls are designed to maintain fair play and ensure that all teams compete under the same conditions. When it comes to the number of robots that can participate in a major foul scenario without incurring penalties, the correct answer reflects the fact that only one robot can be implicated in a major foul without punishment being extended further.

In a situation where a major foul occurs, the focus is on the specific actions of a single robot that have violated the rules, leading to penalties imposed on that team. Other robots, whether on the same alliance or opposing alliances, are not automatically included in the penalty unless they were involved in the foul. This structure encourages teams to act responsibly and ensures that penalties are applied fairly and justly.

Thus, the understanding that only one robot is counted in a major foul scenario clarifies the intention behind game rules, which emphasize individual accountability while allowing the match to continue with minimal disruption.