Explanation Given information: College town population of the citizens is as follows. District Population North 8 , 700 South 5 , 600 East 7 , 200 West 3 , 500 Each council member is to represent approximately 2 , 500 citizens. Number of representatives is 10 . Formula used: STANDARD QUOTA = TOTAL POPULATION STANDARD DIVISOR In Jefferson’s plan, use the following steps: Step-1: Calculate the standard quota ( q ) using standard devisor ( d ) for each district Step-2: Round the standard quotas down to get lower quotas and these quotas together to find total number of representatives. It will be correct or it will be too small Step-3: If it will be small, lower the standard divisor in small increments to find a modified divisor that will give modified quotas that provide the appropriate total. Given number of representatives is 10 . Each council member is to represent approximately 2 , 500 citizens. So, the standard divisor is d = 2 , 500 . Divide the population of each district by standard divisor to find the standard quota for each district. States Standard quota ( q ) Lower quota North 8 , 700 2 , 500 = 3.48 3 South 5 , 600 2 , 500 = 2.24 2 East 7 , 200 2 , 500 = 2.88 2 West 3 , 500 2 , 500 = 1

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Jefferson’s apportionment plan assuming that there must be 10 representatives and each council member is to represent approximately 2,500 citizens for the following apportionment problem for college town.

DistrictPopulationNorth8,700South5,600East7,200West3,500