Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
caleb is planning a major outdoor event at a community center, and chairs will be set up near three different stages. he must set
up rows of chairs according to the following requirements.
stage 1: the number of chairs in each row should be equal to the number of rows.
stage 2: the total number of chairs should be twice the number of chairs set up near stage 1.
stage 3: there should be 100 chairs set up.
the total number of chairs that the community center has on hand is 550.
if x represents the number of chairs in each row, complete the following inequality that represents the total number of
chairs set up for the major outdoor event at the community center.
550
would it be reasonable for caleb to set up 14 rows of chairs near stage 1?

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