Tricky Problem?

Question

the Stadium capacity allows for players, radio and newspaper reporters, and stadium workers in addition to spectators. How many of these people could be at a game?

Victory stadium
Stadium Capacity 42,500
General Admission
Seating 31,750

Reserved Seating 10,475

Answer 1

Easy.
Capacity 42500
Less Seats 31750
Leaves 10750
Reserved seats 10475
Leaves 275 fror the workers etc

Answer 2

seems fairly simple...

there is 42500 people that can be in the stadium, with only 31750 seats,

that means that 10750 won't get seats, and these must be stadium workers and players.

Of the 31750 seats, there is 10475 that are reserved for reporters.

The rest 20275 must be for spectators.

Depending on what game is being played (baseball, football, etc...) you can figure out how many are players and how many are stadium workers

Hope this helps

-Randall