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A museum had 25% more visitors on Sunday than on Saturday, and on Monday it had 40% fewer visitors than on Sunday. If Monday's count fell 105 short of Saturday's, how many visitors came on Saturday?

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  • A700
  • B420
  • C525
  • D315

Step-by-Step Solution

Let Saturday be . Then Sunday = 1.25 and Monday = . The gap is , so . Check: Saturday 420, Sunday 525, Monday 315, and 420 - 315 = 105. 700 comes from treating the net as 25 - 40 = -15%, which would make Monday 0.85 and the gap 0.15; the 40% cut acts on Sunday's 525, not on Saturday's figure. 525 and 315 are Sunday's and Monday's counts.
Answer: B) 420

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