Suppose there are states A,B,C. A has a population of 20 B…

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Suppоse there аre stаtes A,B,C. A hаs a pоpulatiоn of 20 B has a population of 10 C has a population of 30. Suppose there are 10 seats to be distributed among these three states. What is the standard divisor equal to? Round to the nearest whole number (do not put any punctation or spaces).

1. (30pts) Befоre bаtting prаctice fоr the Mississippi Stаte Bulldоgs baseball, equipment assistants move crates filled with bats. Each crate weighs 42 lb. The crates are lifted from the ground and placed onto a storage shelf at 40 inches height. The horizontal reach is 11 inches at the origin and 17 inches at the destination. Because the shelves are positioned to the side, the worker rotates about 30° while placing the crate. Each assistant lifts 60 crates during a 2-hour session. The crates have handles. Complete the lifting evaluation worksheet using the provided information. Round all calculations to the nearest hundredth (2 decimals). State any assumptions in your scratchwork. Make sure to scroll to the side and complete the whole table. Step 1. Measure and record task variables Object Weight (lbs) Hand Location Vertical Distance Asymmetric Angle (deg.) Frequency Rate Duration Object Coupling Origin Destination Origin Destination lifts/min Hrs C L (AVG) L (MAX) H V H V D A A F [Lavg] [Lmax] [Ho] [Vo] [Hd] [Vd] [D] [Ao] [Ad] [F] 2 hrs Good Step 2. Determine the multipliers and compute the RWLs RWL = LC x HM x VM x DM x AM x FM x CM RWL origin= 51 [HMo] [VMo] [DMo] [AMo] [FMo] [CMo] = [RWLo] RWL destination= 51 [HMd] [VMd] [DMd] [AMd] [FMd] [CMd] = [RWLd] Step 3. Compute the Lifting Index (LI) LI origin = Object Weight/ RWL = [numo]/[deno] = [LIo] LI destination = Object Weight/ RWL = [numd]/[dend] = [LId]