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An arena hosts a concert on Friday and a rodeo on Saturday. If 12,211 people attend the concert and 9,217 attend the rodeo, how many people visit the arena on Friday and Saturday? What tools can help you solve the problem?

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To find out how many people visited the arena on Friday and Saturday, add the concert attendees (12,211) to the rodeo attendees (9,217). This results in a total attendance of 21,428. The tools needed are basic addition skills.


Explanation:

Calculation of Total Attendance

To find the total number of people visiting the arena on both Friday and Saturday, we need to add the number of attendees from each event. On Friday, 12,211 people attended the concert, and on Saturday, 9,217 people attended the rodeo.

Steps to Solve the Problem

  1. Identify the number of attendees for each event.
  2. Use addition to combine the two numbers.
  3. Calculate the total: 12,211 + 9,217

Performing the addition yields:

12,211 + 9,217 = 21,428

Thus, a total of 21,428 people visited the arena over the two days.


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