The table shows the results of a country's census. 105 seats must be divided among the 15 states according to their populations. Use Adams's method with d= 36,200 to find each state's apportionment of congressional seats. 330,120 353,618 A 236,918 55,884 B J 70,587 66,773 277,470 473,672 K 431,903 68,664 206,442 85,280 630,971 E M F G 140,948 178,712 H ..... Fill in the table to indicate the correct number of seats apportioned to each state. State Seats A 7 B 2 2 D 2 E 8 F H J 00000

The table shows the results of a country's census. 105 seats must be divided among the 15 states according to their populations. Use Adams's method with d= 36,200 to find each state's apportionment of congressional seats. 330,120 353,618 A 236,918 55,884 B J 70,587 66,773 277,470 473,672 K 431,903 68,664 206,442 85,280 630,971 E M F G 140,948 178,712 H ..... Fill in the table to indicate the correct number of seats apportioned to each state. State Seats A 7 B 2 2 D 2 E 8 F H J 00000

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

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