An equation to answer the question of how many people must attend the third show to have an average attendance of 3,000 when the other show attendance numbers are 2580, and 2920 is <u>9,000 = 2,580 + 2,920 + x</u>.
<h3>What is an equation?</h3>
An equation is a mathematical expression or statement that shows that two values are equal.
An equation uses the equation mark (=).
<h3>Data and Calculation:</h3>
To have an average attendance per show of 3,000 for three shows, a total of 9,000 people must attend the three shows (3,000 x 3).
Attendance for the first show = 2,580
Attendance for the second show = 2,920
Total attendance for the two shows = 5,500
Required attendance for the third show, x = 9,000 = 2,580 + 2,920 + x
x = 9,000 - 5,500
x - 3,500
Thus, the equation for the third show attendance is <u>9,000 = 2,580 + 2,920 + x</u> where x = <u>3,500</u>.
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<h3>Question Completion:</h3>
And the other show attendance numbers are 2580 and 2920.
