A rapid transit service operates 130 buses along sixroutes, A, B, C, D, E, and F. The number of busesassigned to each route is based on the averagenumber of daily passengers per route is given in thefollowing table. Use Jefferson's method with d=486to apportion the buses.Average number of daily passengers per route| A BCRouteFTotalAverageNumber of 4360 5130 7080 10,245 15,535 22,650 65,000PassengersQuota for Route A =Quota for Route B =Quota for Route C=Quota for Route D =Quota for Route E =Quota for Route F

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