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Answer:

No, it's not.

Explanation:

First, find the circumference of the table:

C = 2πr

= 2 × 22/7 × 180/2

NOTE: Diameter/2 is equal to the radius because half of Diameter is a radius.

= 44/7 × 90

= 3,969/7

= 565.71 approximately 566cm²

Next, find how many guests can occupy a table:

566/70 = 8.08 approximately 8 guests.

Now, how many guests will be in 18 tables?

18 × 8 = 144 guests, but we need 145 guests, so it is not enough.

User Robbin Benard
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Answer:

no

Explanation:

The circumference of a table is ...

C = πd = π(180 cm) ≈ 565.5 cm

At 70 cm/guest, a table will accommodate ...

565.5 cm/(70 cm/guest) = 8.08 guests

At 8 guests per table, the available 18 tables will accommodate ...

(18 tables)(8 guests/table) = 144 guests

There is not enough space at 18 tables for 145 guests.

User Harry Pehkonen
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