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In Landis, accessible seats were available in all sections and at all price points, but we would also need to use a proportionality formula to determine if we needed to offer tickets at different price points? For example, assume our venue has two seating sections

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In Landis, accessible seats were available in all sections and at all price points, but we would also need to use a proportionality formula to determine if we needed to offer tickets at different price points? For example, assume our venue has two seating sections. (FLOOR AND BALCONY) with 3,000 total seats with accessible seats disbursed at the price points below. Using a proportional approach, what proportion of our total seating is not accessible? If we need to make a proportional number of accessible seats, priced at the lower price point, how many of our twenty $100 floor accessible seats need to be available for purchase at the balcony point of $50?