Asked by jady
A stadium has 49,000 seats. Seats sell for 25 dollars in Section A, 20 dollars in Section B, and 15 dollars in section C. The number of seats in Section A equals the total number of seats in Sections B and C. Suppose the stadium takes in 1,052,000 dollars from each sold out event. How many seats does each section hold?
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Answered by
William
Let section B has x seat , section C has y seat.
section A has (x+y)seat
(x+y)+x+y =49000
x+y = 24500 equation1
25(x+y)+20x +15y = 1052000 equation2
9x+8y= 210400 equation2
solving eqn.1 & eqn. 2 by substitution method you will get
x=14400
y=10100
section A =24500
section B =14400
section C= 10100
section A has (x+y)seat
(x+y)+x+y =49000
x+y = 24500 equation1
25(x+y)+20x +15y = 1052000 equation2
9x+8y= 210400 equation2
solving eqn.1 & eqn. 2 by substitution method you will get
x=14400
y=10100
section A =24500
section B =14400
section C= 10100
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