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The drama teacher wants to estimate how many tickets to sell for a show.
The auditorium has 56 rows of seats. There are 32 seats in each row.
Which explains whether it makes more sense to find an overestimate or an
underestimate to decide how many tickets to sell?

A.
It makes more sense to find an underestimate so that some people can
enter the auditorium without buying a ticket.

B.
It makes more sense to find an underestimate to make sure there are
enough seats for everybody who buys a ticket to the show.

C.
It makes more sense to find an overestimate to make sure every seat in
the auditorium is filled.

D.
It makes more sense to find an overestimate so that the show makes the
most amount of money it can.

Sagot :

Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

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bob9002bob

Answer:

Definitly D

Step-by-step explanation:

Money matters most

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