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SapphieFallenAngel
SapphieFallenAngel SapphieFallenAngel
  • 18-05-2016
  • Mathematics
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The auditorium seated 375, but this was enough for only 30 percent of those who wanted a seat. How many wanted a seat but could not get one?

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Dontthankmebrainme
Dontthankmebrainme Dontthankmebrainme
  • 18-05-2016

SO 375-30%

263 

so only 263 could get a seat that mean 375-263=112 couldn't get a seat

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alibaby
alibaby alibaby
  • 18-05-2016

The answer is im i did this question too before 12.5

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