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QUESTION 8 10 points Save Answer Hamilton's method will be the one method students need to understand how to do by hand. For the other methods, a website will be used because of the amount time that finding an adjusted divisor can take. Instead of calcualting all of the different apportionment methods by hand, use this link http://people.math.binghamton.edu/fer/courses/math130/ ZIS_Spr14/chapter2/ Remember this tip when trying to find a modified divisor that gives the correct total apportionment. If the modified divisor creates a total apportionment higher than the total number of seats (250), then re-pick a higher adjusted divisor. If the modified divisor creates a total apportionment lower than the total number of seats (250), then re-pick a lower adjusted divisor. State/District Hamilton's App. Jefferson's App. Adam's App. Webster's App. Huntington-Hill Jefferson North Cal. Silicon Vall. Central Cali. West Cal. South Cal. Total 250 250 250 250 250 QUESTION 9 5 points Save Answer Reflect back on the four apportionment methods in the above chart. Did each method produce the same apportionment? Comment on any differences that you find in the separate apportionment methods. Did one method disproportionately favor the larger/smaller states? Which method(s)? For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). B I Y S Paragraph V Arial 10pt Ev Ev AV