A baseball team has a 162 game season, and has a goal to have an average attendance or 45,500 fans per game. To date, they have played 60 of their games and have an average attendance of 43,000 fans per game. If they still plan on reaching their goal, what number of fans per game must they average in their remaining games?

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Zechariah Burke

Mathematics

16 May, 13:07

A baseball team has a 162 game season, and has a goal to have an average attendance or 45,500 fans per game. To date, they have played 60 of their games and have an average attendance of 43,000 fans per game. If they still plan on reaching their goal, what number of fans per game must they average in their remaining games?

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Matthew Owens · Answer 1

446.078431373 = 447

Step-by-step explanation:

you will have to subtract 162 (the games in the season) and 60 (the game they have already played) that would give you 102 then you divide 45,500 by 102 and that would give you 446.078431373 which you round it up and you will get 447 people to reach their average.