In: Advanced Math
Problem: Each student must create and solve an apportionment problem using what you have learned in this chapter. The problem must have at least four "states" and 30 "seats". You must choose one of the four methods presented in this chapter (Hamilton's, Jefferson's, Adams' or Webster's) to apportion the "seats". If you use Hamilton's Method, you must go on to demonstrate the occurrence of one of the paradoxes (Alabama, Population, or New States). If you use one of the divisor methods, it must violate the quota rule.