Let the number of rows of seats in the classroom be m, expressed by the formula 1. There are 6 more seats in each row than in the classroom. How many seats are there in the classroom? 2. The number of rows of seats in the classroom is two-thirds of each row. How many seats are there for teachers?

Let the number of rows of seats in the classroom be m, expressed by the formula 1. There are 6 more seats in each row than in the classroom. How many seats are there in the classroom? 2. The number of rows of seats in the classroom is two-thirds of each row. How many seats are there for teachers?


1. Row M
Seats per row (M + 6)
So there are m (M + 6) seats
2. Row M
Seats per row m * 2 / 3
So it's m ^ 2 * 2 / 3



Let the number of rows of seats in the classroom be m, which is expressed by the formula. The number of rows of seats in the classroom is 2 / 3 of the seats in each row. How many seats are there in the classroom,
The number of rows of seats in the classroom is two-thirds of that in each row,


The number of rows of seats in the classroom is 2 / 3 of that in each row: the number of rows = the number of seats in each row * 2 / 3
Seats per row: M / (2 / 3) = 3m / 2
There are total seats in the classroom: 3m / 2 * m = 3M & # / 2



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Unit price, total price and quantity. When the unit price is fixed, the total price and quantity are equal______ When the total price is fixed, the unit price is proportional to the quantity______ When the quantity is fixed, the unit price and the total price are equal______ Proportion


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