Three counties (A, B, and C) comprise a small state. The population of each county is given in the table aelow. According to the state's constitution, its assembly shall have 25 seats, divided amongst the three counties according to their respective populations. Use Hamilton's method to determine each county's apportionment of state assembly seats. Recent census data indicate that the population of each county has changed. Determine the percent increase of the population of each county, Round solutions to the nearest tenth, if necessary. Use Hamilton's method to recalculate the apportionment of the state assembly seats using the updated population data. Determine whether or not the population paradox occurred in this case. Yes, the population paradox occurred, since county 8 lost a seat in the state assembly to county C, ten though county B grew at a faster rate than county C. Yes, the poputation paradox occurred, since county A tost a seat in the state assembly to county B. oven though county A grew at a faster rate than county 8. No, the population paradox did not occur. Yes, the population paradox occurred, since county 8 tost, a seat in the state assembly to county A. even though county B grew at a faster rate than county A