Answer:
Explanation:
1. Name [tex]r[/tex] the total number of rows
2. The number of seats in the row is trhee more than the total number of rows; then the numer of seats in the row is [tex]r+3[/tex]
3. The seating capacity is the total number of seats; this is [tex]r\times (r+3)[/tex]
4. The seating capacity is 54 people, then: [tex]r\times (r+3)=54[/tex]
5. Solve the equation:
By inspection, you can tell that the two numbers are 6 and 9:
Hence, there are 6 rows, and each row has 9 seats.