Mathematics, 02.05.2021 01:00 triciajfive
A school’s auditorium can hold a maximum of 450 people. The school is holding a talent show
where 35 students will perform. The school pre-sold 345 tickets to the show and will now allow
the performers to use the remaining tickets for their friends and family. If each student
performing in the talent show can invite the same number of guests, select all of the following
that represents the possible number of guests that arrive for each performer.
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