Denise is designing the seating arrangement for a concert an outdoor theater. To give everyone a good view, each row must have six more seats than the row before it, and the first row can only have 11 seats. Help Denise plan the rest of the seating by solving for how many seats are in row 18. Then explain to Denise how to create an equation to predict the number of seats in any row. Show your work, and use complete sentences.

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anonymous · Answer

@soccerchick24

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anonymous · Answer

and just keep going until row 18?

anonymous · Answer

Okay,to find the number of seats in row 18 you take 11(the number in the first row) plus 6(how many seats are added in each row) times 17(because its 17 rows from row 1
so, row 18=11+(6*17) does that make sense?

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, but I'm trying to figure out the equation to it..

anonymous · Answer

yea it makes sense. i saw that in one of the lessons

anonymous · Answer

Oh, I think she got it.

anonymous · Answer

yea yea she did thanks to both of you!

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome! Even though I wasn't much help, I tried! :D

anonymous · Answer

stilll thank you :)

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Soccer gets best response. :)

anonymous · Answer

awh thank you guys!:)

anonymous · Answer

can u guys help me in one more?

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Brian has been playing a game where he can create towns and help his empire expand. Each town he has allows him to create 1.17 times as many villagers. The game gave Brian eight villagers to start with. Help Brian expand his empire by solving for how many villagers he can create with 16 towns. Then explain to Brian how to create an equation to predict the number of villagers for any number of towns. Show your work and use complete sentences.

anonymous · Answer

@JessicaBBY

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>.<...

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, uh, my brain's not working right now..

anonymous · Answer

its difficult i know