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Depends upon what kind of assembly it is. There are dozens of different load factors to select from, not including exit load factors.
For instance, a dance hall of that size might accommodate 370 people (factor of 7 square feet per person), but only if the main entrance also provides for emergency exit of 245 of those people (2/3), meaning it would need to have 2 doors that were both 3 feet wide. There are many other factors, depending upon type of assembly, what floor it's on, etc.
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