bought 50 new ambulances and to be distributed in most populated cities in the CALABARZON region. The cities are selected based on the 2010 census. Use the Jefferson's method to determine the number of ambulances Antipolo City will receive. The following table shows the population of each city. City Population City Population Antipolo 677 741 Imus 301 624 Bacoor 520 216 Lipa, Batangas 283 468 Batangas City 305 607 Lucena 266 248 Binan 283 396 San Pablo, Laguna 248 890 Cabuyao 248 436 San Pedro, Laguna 232 203 Calamba 389 377 Santa Rosa 284 670 Cavite City 101 120 Tanauan, Batangas 152 393 Dasmarinas 575 817 Trece Martirez 104 559

bought 50 new ambulances and to be distributed in most populated cities in the CALABARZON region. The cities are selected based on the 2010 census. Use the Jefferson's method to determine the number of ambulances Antipolo City will receive. The following table shows the population of each city. City Population City Population Antipolo 677 741 Imus 301 624 Bacoor 520 216 Lipa, Batangas 283 468 Batangas City 305 607 Lucena 266 248 Binan 283 396 San Pablo, Laguna 248 890 Cabuyao 248 436 San Pedro, Laguna 232 203 Calamba 389 377 Santa Rosa 284 670 Cavite City 101 120 Tanauan, Batangas 152 393 Dasmarinas 575 817 Trece Martirez 104 559

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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