There were 975 people in the audience at the opening night of the school play, 1263 people on the second night, 1035 people on the third night. the next three shows had the same total of number of people attend as the first three shows. there were the same number of people in the audience for each of the last three shows. how many people saw the sixth performance?

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Broderick Harvey

Mathematics

23 May, 17:34

There were 975 people in the audience at the opening night of the school play, 1263 people on the second night, 1035 people on the third night. the next three shows had the same total of number of people attend as the first three shows. there were the same number of people in the audience for each of the last three shows. how many people saw the sixth performance?

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Pineda · Answer 1

The total number of people who saw the show in the first three days = 975 + 1263 + 1035 = 3273

Since the number of people are equal for all 3 days, we divide by 3.

3273 / 3 = 1091