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f a stadium pays $11,000 for labor and $7,000 for parking, what would the stadium's parking revenue have to be if the stadium is hoping parking labor is 6% of parking revenue? a) $116,666 b) $183,333 c)
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f a stadium pays $11,000 for labor and $7,000 for parking, what would the stadium's parking revenue have to be if the stadium is hoping parking labor is 6% of parking revenue? a) $116,666 b) $183,333 c) $189,400 d) $190,000
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because i said so
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