Math, asked by nsharma0379, 6 days ago

A stadium has a capacity of 96600 people. There are 60 rows. How many
people can sit in a row?
dintributed among 625 students How

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Answered by omkar9423

1

Answer:

$96600 \div 60 = 1610$

Therefore 1610people can sit in a row

Answered by subitadudi2005

0

Answer:

1610people can sit in a row

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of people in each row= Total capacity of stadium÷Total no. of rows

=96600÷60

=1610

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