Question

In a Broadway theater with 400 seats, how many orchestra, main, and balcony seats are there?

A) Orchestra: 200, Main: 100, Balcony: 100
B) Orchestra: 150, Main: 100, Balcony: 150
C) Orchestra: 100, Main: 150, Balcony: 150
D) Orchestra: 50, Main: 200, Balcony: 150

Answer 1

The correct seat distribution in a 400-seat Broadway theater is option A) Orchestra: 200, Main: 100, Balcony: 100, as it totals precisely 400 seats.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question pertains to seat distribution in a Broadway theater. When we carefully analyze the options given for the 400-seat theater, we find that none of the choices match the standard definition of a Broadway theater, which requires more than 500 seats. However, assuming this is a hypothetical scenario, to find the correct distribution of orchestra, main, and balcony seats among the options given, we add up the numbers in each option to see if they total 400 seats as instructed.

The correct distribution of seats in this context would be option A) Orchestra: 200, Main: 100, Balcony: 100. We can verify this by adding the numbers together: 200 (orchestra) + 100 (main) + 100 (balcony) equals 400 seats in total, fitting the requirement of the question.