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PLEASE! Need help on number 28. Explanation also. Thanks

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lys-0071 [83]3 years ago

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If the bleachers seat only 60 people then you should subtract 60 from 450 so that you know how many people are left to fill in the 26 rows. 450-60 is 390
There are 390 people left and 26 rows
Divide 390 by 26 so that you will find out how many people you can seat per row.
390/26 is 15
Your answer is 15 people per row

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