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The school gym can hold 650 people. A permanent bleacher in the gymn holds 136 people. The event organizers are setting up 25 ro

ws with an equal number of chairs. At most, how many chairs can be in each row?

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igomit [66]3 years ago

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650 -136=514
514 divided by 25 = 20.56
So it would be 21
This will give you a little extra chairs but they have to be equal in each row

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