There are 126 seats in a meeting room. There are 9 seats filling up each row. There are 90 people seated, filling up full rows. How many rows are empty? Answer the question with steps or you will not get brainliest.

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Alia Gallegos

Mathematics

16 April, 03:40

There are 126 seats in a meeting room. There are 9 seats filling up each row. There are 90 people seated, filling up full rows. How many rows are empty? Answer the question with steps or you will not get brainliest.

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Mahoney · Answer 1

126 / 9 = 14

10 rows are filled because there is already 90 people seated so the answer will be 14 rows empty

Warner · Answer 2

Alright. Let us start to solve!

126 seats is the total.

9 seats for each row.

90/9 = 10

10 rows are already occupied.

126/9 = 14

there are 14 rows altogether.

Since 10 are occupied, and there are 14, we subtract.

14-10 = 4

Answer: There are 4 rows empty