Mathematics, 01.11.2020 01:20, Ciarrathereal
There are 88 seats in a theater. The seating in the theater is split into 4 identical sections. Each section has 14 red seats and some blue seats.
Write an equation to represent this situation. You may use a tape diagram or hanger diagram to help you.
Solve the equation to determine how many blue seats are in each section.
(Ik the answer/the solution to the problem, but I need an equation for it.)
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