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In a conference hall of a school, 900 students were sitting in such a way that there were as many rows as there were students in a row. How many rows were there?


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Answered by ItzMiracle
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Suppose the number of students in each row of the lecture room = z 

That's why, number of rows = z 

And total students = z²

As per question, z²= 900

Hence, students in each row of the lecture = 30

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Answered by Anonymous
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Suppose the number of students in each row of the lecture room = z

That's why, number of rows = z

And total students = z²

As per question, z²= 900

Hence, students in each row of the lecture = 3030

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