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Question 1

Which apportionment method does not violate the quota rule and does not suffer from any of the paradoxes?
◦ Jefferson's method
◦ Webster's method
◦ Hamilton's method
◦ Adams's method
◦ There is no such method.

Question 2

In a certain apportionment problem, State X has a standard quota of 48.9. The final apportionment to State X is 50 seats. This is called
◦ a lower-quota violation.
◦ the population paradox.
◦ the Alabama paradox.
◦ an upper-quota violation.
◦ none of these
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