I exas Tornado Spiral Review 3.) The auditorium at RHS has 1,120 seats and 40 equal rows. Draw a model and write an equation that can be used to find \( s \), the number of seats in each row. Equation: \( \qquad \)

To find the number of seats per row, start by dividing the total number of seats in the auditorium (1,120) by the number of rows (40). So the equation would be \( s = \frac{1120}{40} \). This can be simplified to \( s = 28 \). This means each of the 40 rows in the RHS auditorium has 28 seats—now that’s a nicely packed place for events! For a visual model, imagine a rectangle (the auditorium) divided into 40 equal horizontal sections, where the width of each section represents the 28 seats. You can even draw this model out with a grid or blocks to help visualize how all these rows come together to fit everyone comfortably!