An auditorium is 45 meters wide and 60 meters long. The COVID- 19 code requires 1.4 meter radius space for each person occupying the auditorium. What is the searing capacity of the auditorium? (Hint: find the 1.4 meter radius area and divide with the auditorium area available.)

An auditorium is 45 meters wide and 60 meters long. The COVID- 19 code requires 1.4 meter radius space for each person occupying the auditorium. What is the searing capacity of the auditorium? (Hint: find the 1.4 meter radius area and divide with the auditorium area available.)

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