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The first row has 220 members in the audience. There are 5 more than that in the second row. There are total members in audience.

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440

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225

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445

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420

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Solution

The correct option is C 445
1. Second row and calculate $220 + 5$

2. First row + second row:

Total members in First row and second row :

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