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Mathematics, 12.02.2021 21:20 kdawg203

A middle school took all of its 6th grade students on a field trip to see a symphony at a theater that has 2400 seats. The students left 936 seats vacant. What percentage of the seats in the theater were filled by the 6th graders on the trip?

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