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Students filled 6 rows in Level 1 of Section A and 3 rows in Level 3 of Section B. How many students were seated in the auditorium? Number of Seats Per Row in the Auditorium Section Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 A 9 12 14 B 12 16 18 Part A Which of the following steps are used to solve this problem? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses Find how many seats are in each of the rows where the students are sitting. Find how many seats are in each of the rows where the students are sitting. Add 6 and 3 to find the number of rows that are filled in all. Add 6 and 3 to find the number of rows that are filled in all. Add 9 and 18 to find the number of seats that are filled in each row. Add 9 and 18 to find the number of seats that are filled in each row. Multiply 6 and 9 to find the number of students seated in Section A. Multiply 6 and 9 to find the number of students seated in Section A. Multiply 3 and 18 to find the number of students seated in Section B. Multiply 3 and 18 to find the number of students seated in Section B. Multiply 9 and 27 to find the number of students seated in the auditorium. Multiply 9 and 27 to find the number of students seated in the auditorium.

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To solve this problem, the correct steps to follow would be:

  1. Find how many seats are in each of the rows where the students are sitting. (This step helps identify the number of seats available in Level 1 of Section A and Level 3 of Section B.)
  2. Multiply 6 and 9 to find the number of students seated in Section A. (This step calculates the total number of students in Level 1 of Section A.)
  3. Multiply 3 and 18 to find the number of students seated in Section B. (This step calculates the total number of students in Level 3 of Section B.)
  4. Add the results of the previous two multiplications to find the total number of students seated in the auditorium. (This step is implied as necessary to find the total.)

The two specific options that directly relate to finding the number of students seated are:

  • Multiply 6 and 9 to find the number of students seated in Section A.
  • Multiply 3 and 18 to find the number of students seated in Section B.

So, you would select:

  • Find how many seats are in each of the rows where the students are sitting.
  • Multiply 6 and 9 to find the number of students seated in Section A.
  • Multiply 3 and 18 to find the number of students seated in Section B.

The option to add rows together or add seat numbers would not apply here, as they do not lead to the actual calculation needed.

How many students were seated in the auditorium? (1 point) Responses 54 students 54 students 108 students 108 students 155 students 155 students 243 students 243 students Skip to navigation

To find the total number of students seated in the auditorium, we need to calculate the number of students in each section based on the number of rows filled and the number of seats per row.

  1. Level 1, Section A:

    • Number of rows filled = 6
    • Number of seats per row = 9
    • Total students in Section A = 6 rows * 9 seats/row = 54 students

  2. Level 3, Section B:

    • Number of rows filled = 3
    • Number of seats per row = 18
    • Total students in Section B = 3 rows * 18 seats/row = 54 students

  3. Total Students in the Auditorium:

    • Total = Students in Section A + Students in Section B
    • Total = 54 (from Section A) + 54 (from Section B) = 108 students

Therefore, the correct response is 108 students.