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Three people pool their money to buy 31 shares of stock. The amount each person contributes is shown in the table. Use Adams's method to apportion the shares of stock. (Hint: Find the standard divisor. A modified divisor that is greater than this standard divisor will work.) Investor A B C Amount $785 $710 $505 Investor A Number of Apportioned Stocks (Type an integer.) Investor B Number of Apportioned Stocks (Type an integer.) Investor C Number of Apportioned Stocks (Type an integer.) The police department in a large city has 174 new officers to be apportioned among six high-crime precincts. Crimes by precinct are shown in the following table. Use Adams's method with d = 16 to apportion the new officers among the precincts. Precinct A B D E F Crimes 414 513 822 230 343 401 A Precinct Number of Apportioned Police Officers (Type an integer.) B Precinct Number of Apportioned Police Officers (Type an integer.) Precinct Number of Apportioned Police Officers (Type an integer.) D Precinct Number of Apportioned Police Officers (Type an integer.) E Precinct Number of Apportioned Police Officers (Type an integer.) F Precinct Number of Apportioned Police Officers (Type an integer.)