Solve. 1. The Children's Theater can seat 1,575 people in 63 equal rows The can seat 2,048 people in equal rows. How many more or fewer people are seated in each row at the Bartell Theater than at the Children's Theater, if all the seats are filled at both theaters?

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Damian Luna

19 February, 02:51

Solve. 1. The Children's Theater can seat 1,575 people in 63 equal rows The can seat 2,048 people in equal rows. How many more or fewer people are seated in each row at the Bartell Theater than at the Children's Theater, if all the seats are filled at both theaters?

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Alfred Aguirre · Answer 1

At the Children's Theater, each row can seat 25 people. So, if there are 63 rows, there would be the total of 1,575 people.

At the Bartell Theater, which can seat 2,048 people, there are 64 rows. Each row can seat 32 people.

So, 7 more people are seated in each row at the Bartell Theater than at the Children's Theater.