Jonathan tries to mathematically model the number of seats in a given row. he tries to come up with an
equation for the number of seats and determines:
s = 7r+2, where s is the number of seats in row,
does this equation work for r=1? what about for r = 2 and r = 32 show calculations that support
your yes/no answers.
- * i’m a freshman and i suck at math *

Yes it does

Step-by-step explanation:

Why because “r” it means rows there could 1- infinite rows so S=7r (7 it means that each row has 7 seats) so let’s say r=2 (remember that is the # of rows are) so S=7(2)+ 2 (we replace r=2 on X) so 7•2=14 S=14+2=16 soo there are S=16 like 16 seats in 2 rows hope this could help y you understand

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