2. Which method could violate the Majority Criterion and which methods always satisfy the monotonicity criterion? 3. If there are six candidates, how many comparisons should be made? 4. In which...

2. Which method could violate the Majority Criterion and which<br>methods always satisfy the monotonicity criterion?<br>3. If there are six candidates, how many comparisons should be<br>made?<br>4. In which apportionment method, the modified divisor is greater<br>than the standard divisor?<br>5. Name the apportionment method in which we round each<br>group's modified quota to the nearest whole number?<br>

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