H 123| 456 78 9G 12 3 4 5F 123456 7896 78 9E 123| 456789 10 11D 12 3456 789 10 11C 123 456 789 10 11B 12345678 9 10 11A 123 456 78 9 10SCREEN: double seat|: optional wheelchair spaceCORRIDORCORRIDOR 2.2.1 Eckhard is in seat D7. His parents sit 3 rows behind him on his left. He believesthat his parents sit in seats G4 and 5.Is he correct? Motivate your answer.2.2.2 Determine the number of double seats as a percentage of the total number ofseats in the theatre. There are seats in the “optional wheelchair space" which canbe removed for wheelchairs if needed.

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