Answer:
322 students
Step-by-step explanation:
In this problem, we have:
- The number of tables in the cafeteria is 23; we call this number n:
[tex]n=23[/tex]
- The number of students that each table can seat is 14; we call this number s:
[tex]s=14[/tex]
Since each table can seat s students, it means that a total of n tables can seat a number of student equal to the product between s and n, therefore:
[tex]T=s\cdot n[/tex]
And by substituting the numbers, we find:
[tex]T=14\cdot 23=322[/tex]
