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A theater has 35 rows of chairs. The first row has 20 chairs, the second has 22, the third has 24, and so on. In total, the theater seats _____ people.
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A theater has 35 rows of chairs. The first row has 20 chairs, the second has 22, the third has 24, and so on. In total, the theater seats _____ people.
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A theater has 35 rows of chairs. The first row has 20 chairs, the second has 22, the third has 24, and so on. In total, the theater seats _____ people.
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Here we have an arithmetic sequence:
a 1 = 20, d = 2, n = 35
S n = n/2 * ( a 1 + a n )
a 35 = a 1 + 34 d = 20 + 34 * 2 = 20 + 68 = 88
S 35 = 35/2 * ( 20 + 88 ) = 35 / 2 * 108 = 1,890
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