Question

Our new training room can seat 150 employees. If 6 tables consisting of 6 chairs are now taken, what percentage of our new facility's seating is full?

Answer 1

Okay, so first, let's find out how many chairs are already taken. Multiply the tables by the chairs or 6 by 6.

6*6 = 36.

Now, divide 150 by 36 to get the repeating decimal of 4.1666.....
Divide 100 by this infinite number (4.1666.....) to get our percentage:

100/4.1666 = approx. 24%

24% of the facility's seating is full :)

Answer 2

Answer: $24\%$  

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, the total number of seats = 150,

Total tables that is fulled  = 6

One table consists chairs = 6,

Thus, the seats that was fulled = 6 × 6 = 36

Therefore, the total percentage of seats that are fulled = (The seats that are fulled / total number of seats) × 100

= $\frac{36}{150}\times 100$

=  $\frac{3600}{150}$

= $24\%$