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The hall is used for dance classes, and each dancer requires **1.5 m²** of floor space. The dimensions of the hall are given as **15 meters** long, but the width is missing.

### To solve:
1. We need the area of the hall, which is calculated as:
   \[
   \text{Area of the hall} = \text{width} \times \text{length} = \text{width} \times 15 \, \text{m}
   \]
   
2. Once the total area of the hall is known, we divide it by the area required for each dancer to find how many dancers can fit in the hall.

To proceed further, I would need the width of the hall. If the width isn't provided, we may not be able to compute the exact number of dancers.

Could you confirm if there is more information on the width, or should we make an assumption?

The local hall is used for dance classes. Local regulations require that each dancer requires a minimum of 1.5m² of floor space. How many dancers can be on the floor at any one time?

Learn how to calculate the maximum number of dancers that can fit in a hall, given that each dancer requires 1.5m² of space. This problem focuses on calculating the area of the hall and dividing it by the required space per dancer.

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