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Station 4 – Estimating ()1. You are responsible for determining how many tickets can be sold at Aaron’sAmphitheatre. There are 8,000 seats at this venue, plus there is a lawn that is rectangular (100 ft by 400 ft). How many tickets can you sell if you know that one person takes up 2.5 square ft?

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Given:

There are 8,000 seats at this venue.

There is a lawn that is rectangular 100 ft by 400 ft.

One person takes up 2.5 square ft.

To find number of tickets to be sold:

Area of the rectangular lawn is,


\begin{gathered} A=100*400 \\ =40000\text{ sq. ft} \end{gathered}

Number of persons those who occupies the rectangular lawn is,


(40000)/(2.5)=16000

Hence, the total number of tickets to be sold is,

8000+16000=24000 tickets.

Hence, the answer is, 24000 tickets.

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