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In a Safari Hotel, a local tourist pays $10 for his lunch while a foreign tourist pays $15 for the same lunch. On a certain day, 100 local tourists eat lunch at this hotel for a total of $1525 in revenue during that lunchtime. Determine the number of foreign tourists who ate lunch at the hotel? 35 45 55 25

          In a Safari Hotel, a local tourist pays $10 for his lunch while a foreign tourist pays $15 for the same lunch. On a certain day, 100 local tourists eat lunch at this hotel for a total of $1525 in revenue during that lunchtime. Determine the number of foreign tourists who ate lunch at the hotel?
35
45
55
25

In a Safari Hotel, a local tourist pays 10 for his lunch while a foreign tourist pays15 for the same lunch. On a certain day, 100 local tourists eat lunch at this hotel for a total of 1525 in revenue during that lunchtime. Determine the number of foreign tourists who ate lunch at the hotel?
35
45
55
25

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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11/10/2022

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In a Safari Hotel, a local tourist pays $10 for his lunch while a foreign tourist pays $15 for the same lunch. On a certain day, 100 local tourists eat lunch at this hotel for a total of $1525 in revenue during that lunchtime. Determine the number of foreign tourists who ate lunch at the hotel? 35 45 55 25