A small orchestra performance hall has seats arranged in rows. There are 25 more rows than the number of seats in each row. The

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A small orchestra performance hall has seats arranged in rows. There are 25 more rows than the number of seats in each row. The

hall's capacity is 600. If n represents the number of seats in each row, which inequality represents the number of seats that can be occupied in the hall?

Mathematics

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kaheart [24] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-04T03:21:50+03:00

Answer:

$n(n+25)\leq 600$

Step-by-step explanation:

Let n be number of seats in each row.

We are told that there are 25 more rows than the number of seats in each row. So number of rows will n+25. We are also given that hall's capacity is 600.

Now let us represent our given information by an inequality.

$n(n+25)\leq 600$

Therefore, our desired inequality will be $n(n+25)\leq 600$ .

Hope this will help.