A county has 3 towns which are represented at the county seat on a council of 20 delegates, allotted using Hamilton's apportionment method. Two towns in the county see population change over the course of a year as shown below. Old Pop. New Pop. Increase Team A 2,516 3, 246 29% Team B 4,625 5,874 27% Team C 9,509 9,509 0% Total 16, 650 18629 Why is this not an example of the population paradox? Select the correct answer below: The town which lost a delegate was the one with the highest percentage increase in population. The town which lost a delegate had a decrease in population. The town which lost a delegate was not the one with the highest percentage increase in population. O No town lost a delegate. A county has 3 towns which are represented at the county seat on a council of 20 delegates, allotted using Hamilton's apportionment method. Two towns in the county see population change over the course of a year as shown below. Old Pop. New Pop. Increase Team A 2,516 3, 246 29% Team B 4,625 5,874 27% Team C 9,509 9,509 0% Total 16, 650 18629 Why is this not an example of the population paradox? Select the correct answer below: The town which lost a delegate was the one with the highest percentage increase in population. The town which lost a delegate had a decrease in population. The town which lost a delegate was not the one with the highest percentage increase in population. O No town lost a delegate