onsider the following apportionment problem. North: 1,930,000 Northeast: 2,950,000 East: 1,650,000 Southeast: 1,980,000 South: 2,000,000 Southwest: 2,480,000 West: 2,500,000 Northwest: 1,140,000 If there are to be 475 represe

onsider the following apportionment problem. North: 1,930,000 Northeast: 2,950,000 East: 1,650,000 Southeast: 1,980,000 South: 2,000,000 Southwest: 2,480,000 West: 2,500,000 Northwest: 1,140,000 If there are to be 475 represe

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Consider the following apportionment problem.

North:		1,930,000
Northeast:		2,950,000
East:		1,650,000
Southeast:		1,980,000
South:		2,000,000
Southwest:		2,480,000
West:		2,500,000
Northwest:		1,140,000

If there are to be 475 representatives, use the apportionment plan requested below.

Webster's plan

North
Northeast
East
Southeast
South
Southwest
West
Northwest

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