Use Alexander Hamilton's Method method to solve the following problems. 2. A group called Physicians Medical Organization provides 80 medical clinics. The organization has hired 80 doctors. Since the clinics do not serve all the same number of patients, the organization decides to apportion the 80 doctors based on the number of patients who visit each clinic in a given week. Use the table and the Hamilton's method for apportionment to determine how many doctors each clinic receives. Fill in the table below. Population Quota = population divisor Initial: Final drop the decimal Clinic A 412 Clinic B 263 Clinic C 337 Clinic D 481 Clinic E 187 Total 1680 Find the divisor. Show your work in the space provided below. Divisor =

Use Alexander Hamilton's Method method to solve the following problems. 2. A group called Physicians Medical Organization provides 80 medical clinics. The organization has hired 80 doctors. Since the clinics do not serve all the same number of patients, the organization decides to apportion the 80 doctors based on the number of patients who visit each clinic in a given week. Use the table and the Hamilton's method for apportionment to determine how many doctors each clinic receives. Fill in the table below. Population Quota = population divisor Initial: Final drop the decimal Clinic A 412 Clinic B 263 Clinic C 337 Clinic D 481 Clinic E 187 Total 1680 Find the divisor. Show your work in the space provided below. Divisor =

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

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