?? General Accounting Question:Royal Symphony ticket system by seating zones:Orchestra: Base + 80%Mezzanine: Base +40%Balcony: Base rateIf base is $75 and show sold 220 orchestra, 180mezzanine, and 140 balcony seats, what's totalrevenue?

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General Accounting Question: Royal Symphony ticket system by seating zones: Orchestra: Base + 80% Mezzanine: Base + 40% Balcony: Base rate If base is $75 and show sold 220 orchestra, 180 mezzanine, and 140 balcony seats, what's total revenue?