a football stadium can seat 62,005 people. if there were 59,319 people in attendance at the game, how many seats were empty?

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a football stadium can seat 62,005 people. if there were 59,319 people in attendance at the game, how many seats were empty?

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62005 - 59319 = 2686
2686 seats were empty

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