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marin [14]
3 years ago
13

A theater has 60 seats on the front row. There are seven additional seats in each following row.

Mathematics
1 answer:
maksim [4K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

(a) y(x)=53+7x

(b) 179

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the first row has 60 seats and next row has 7 additional seats then we can represent it as

First row=60

Second row=60+7=67

Third row=67+7=74

The difference is always 7. If you deduct 7 from dirst row we get 60-7=53 seats

To get rhe number of seats in any row x then let y be the number of seats in row x

y=53+7(x)

For raw 1

Y=53+7(1)=60

For raw 2

Y=53+7(2)=67

Therefore, the formula for number of seats at any row will be

y(x)=53+7(x)

(b)

Using the above formula

y(x)=53+7(x)

Replace x with 18 hence

Y(18)=53+7*(18)=179 seats

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