A stadium can seat 46,000 people for a baseball game. One day, 49,442 people attended a game. How many people had to stand because they did not have a seat? A. 9,442 B. 3,442 C. 4,442 D. No one stood; there were enough seats

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29 August, 07:04

A stadium can seat 46,000 people for a baseball game. One day, 49,442 people attended a game. How many people had to stand because they did not have a seat? A. 9,442 B. 3,442 C. 4,442 D. No one stood; there were enough seats

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Ingrid Foley · Answer 1

The answer is B: 3,442

Quinton Walsh · Answer 2

The answer is B.

Step-by-step explanation:

So, there are 46,000 seats for a baseball game and 49,442 attended. You need to subtract 46,000 from 49,442 to get the answer that is 3,442.