Activity 2: Table Hopping In the school cafeteria, 6 people can sit together at one rectangular table. If 2 tables are placed together, 10 people can sit together. 1. Draw a diagram to show how many people could sit at 3 tables. 2. How many tables must be placed together in a row to seat 22 people? 3. What helped you figure out this number of tables for 22 people? Explain how you thought about it. 4. If 10 tables are placed together in a row, how many people can be seated?
Activity 2: Table Hopping In the school cafeteria, 6 people can sit together at one rectangular table. If 2 tables are placed together, 10 people can sit together. 1. Draw a diagram to show how many people could sit at 3 tables. 2. How many tables must be placed together in a row to seat 22 people? 3. What helped you figure out this number of tables for 22 people? Explain how you thought about it. 4. If 10 tables are placed together in a row, how many people can be seated?
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