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The image you uploaded contains information related to average daily visitors to different attractions and associated ticket prices. It includes the entrance fees and visitor numbers for three types of attractions: Theme Park, Flower Garden, and Royal Park, categorized by age groups (Children, Adults, and Seniors).

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### Average Daily Visitors to Magical Attractions' Main Sites

#### Entrance Fees & Visitor Numbers

| Attraction   | Children (Entrance Fee | Visitor Numbers) | Adults (Entrance Fee | Visitor Numbers) | Seniors (Entrance Fee | Visitor Numbers) |
|--------------|-------------------------|------------------|----------------------|------------------|----------------------|------------------|
| Theme Park   | £7.50 | 3,350 | £11.00 | 2,850 | £6.75 | 2,400 |
| Flower Garden| £6.00 | 1,950 | £10.90 | 1,300 | £5.45 | 1,950 |
| Royal Park   | £4.50 | 1,850 | £9.90 | 4,120 | £6.75 | 1,990 |

#### Price Concessions
- 10% off all full-price tickets between 1 Dec to 31 Jan.
- 15% off for each member of a family of four or more.
- 20% off for any member of a school trip.

#### Additional Instructions
The exercise asks for calculations to be made based on these prices and visitor numbers, potentially applying discounts where necessary.

If you have specific questions about the problem, or if you'd like a calculation done based on this data, feel free to ask!

### Follow-up Questions
1. Would you like to calculate total revenue based on the visitor numbers?
2. How would you apply the discounts to the total entrance fees?
3. Can we calculate the total number of visitors across all parks?
4. Should we explore the price difference between attractions based on visitor groups?
5. Would you like to calculate how much revenue is lost due to discounts?

### Tip
When calculating percentage discounts, always subtract the percentage from 100% and multiply by the original price to get the discounted price.

The average daily visitors to different attractions and the associated ticket prices. It includes calculations related to discounts for full-price tickets, family discounts, and school trip discounts.

Learn how to calculate total revenue and apply discounts for different categories of visitors at magical attractions. This problem covers key concepts like percentages, revenue calculation, and discounts, using data for children, adults, and seniors visiting theme parks, flower gardens, and royal parks. Suitable for students in Grades 6-8.

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