Find the sum of the standard quotas from exercise 34. Is the sum reasonably close to the number of Easter eggs available for distribution?

Children from five families-the Chorro family, the Eswaran family, the Javernick family, the Lahde family, and the Stolly family-joined a town-wide Easter egg hunt. When they returned with their baskets, they had 827 eggs! They decided to share their eggs among the families based on the number of children in each family, as shown in the table below.

Data from Exercises 34

Find each family's standard quota for the apportionment of the Easter eggs. Round to the nearest hundredth as needed. What are the units?

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Family Number of Children (C) Chorro (E) Eswaran (J) Javernick 3 2 4 (L) Lahde 1 (S) Stolly 5