Which of the following apportionment methods can violate the quota rule? (Select all that apply.) Webster method, Jefferson method, Hamilton method, Huntington-Hill method

A country consists of 20 states. There are 386 seats in the Congress which are to be apportioned among the 20 states to their respective population. The following table shows the population of the 20 states. Use a spreadsheet program to answer the following questions. Round all standard quotas, modified quotas, and the divisor to 5 decimal places if needed. You can use a spreadsheet to help you figure out an answer or calculate using a calculator. Seats: 386 State Population Standard Initial Hamilton Jefferson's Modified Benefit and Lower Quotas Disadvantage Jefferson Quotas Quota without Modified Quotas decimal A 538,723 61,837 C 346,146 448,119 D E 500,521 89,678 221,803 F G H 314,404 41,754 373,154 I J K 94,310 399,190 M 297,083 N 391,098 163,551 P 218,689 Q 329,896 77,150 113,753 R S 101,301 Total 5,122,220

The divider-chooser method is best suited for which of the following scenarios?A) Mike and Jack were given a list of errands to run by their mom. They need to divide the list between them as fairly as possible.B) Mike and Jack were given a vintage car by their parents and must decide who gets to have the car.C) Voters must choose a candidate between two candidates.D) The number of seats given to a territory in the house of representatives must bedetermined.

14. If the standard quota of State X is 35.41, then which of the following apportionments to State X is (or are) possible under Jefferson's method? Select one: 34, 35, or 36 36 only 35 only O 35, 36, or 37✔ 34, 35, 36 or 37