In 3036, an HMO has 40 doctors to be apportioned among

Chapter 0, Problem 35

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In Exercises 30–36, an HMO has 40 doctors to be apportioned among four clinics. The HMO decides to apportion the doctors based on the average weekly patient load for each clinic, given in the following table.

Use Adams’s method with d = 52 to apportion the doctors to the clinics.

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