Recall that the different apportionment methods have different rounding rules for the standard quota. Hamilton's method rounds down. Adams's method (never adopted by the U.S. Congress) rounds up. Wester's method rounds normally. Huntington-Hill's method rounds according to the geometric mean of the two whole numbers immediately above and below the standard quota. Suppose a state's standard quota is computed to be equal to 45.4989. Round it according to Huntington-Hill's method