If a stadium seats 1,600 people and sells 2/4 of its seats, how many tickets does it sell

800

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The total number of seats in the stadium :

The fraction of tickets of seats sold :

To find the number of tickets it sold , we need to multiply the fraction  of tickets of seats sold to the total number of seats in the stadium , we get

The number of tickets of seats sold :

Hence, the number of tickets of seats sold : 800

There are 800 tickets sold.

And it can be determined by the number of tickets it sold, multiply the fraction of tickets of seats sold by the total number of seats in the stadium.

To find the number of tickets it sold, multiply the fraction of tickets of seats sold by the total number of seats in the stadium.

Given

If a stadium seats 1,600 people and sells 2/4 of its seats.

The number of tickets it sold, multiply the fraction of tickets of seats sold by the total number of seats in the stadium.

Therefore,

The number of tickets sold is;

Hence, there are 800 tickets sold.

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