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Section J in an arena has 20 rows each row has 15 seats all tickets cost $18 each if I'll seats are sold how much money will the

arena collect for section J?

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20 rows * 15 seats per row=300 seats in section J
300 seat in Section J * $18 per ticket= $5,400 in revenue

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