The Education Department will apportion a budget of P1,300,000 to six state universities based on the number of students. Use the HAMILTON's Method of apportionment and answer the following questions. A)How much is the Surplus in the problem? B.) How much is the budget apportioned to University B? C.) What university received the highest amount of the apportioned budget? D.) How Much is the lowest amount apportioned on one of the Universities?

The Education Department will apportion a budget of P1,300,000 to six state universities based on the number of students. Use the HAMILTON's Method of apportionment and answer the following questions. A)How much is the Surplus in the problem? B.) How much is the budget apportioned to University B? C.) What university received the highest amount of the apportioned budget? D.) How Much is the lowest amount apportioned on one of the Universities?

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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