Significant Numbers of Tourists Traveled from North America and Asia

question 55

Multiple Choice

Significant numbers of tourists traveled from North America and Asia to Australia and South Africa. In any year a total of 2,223,240 of these tourists visited Australia, and 393,860 of them visited South Africa. Also, 639,210 of these tourists came from North America, and a total of 2,617,100 tourists traveled from these two regions to these two destinations. (Assume that no single tourist visited both destinations or traveled from both North America and Asia.) The given information is not sufficient to determine the number of tourists from each region to each destination. If you were given the additional information that 190,000 tourists visited South Africa from Asia, would you now be able to determine the number of tourists from each region to each destination If so, what are these numbers ?

• A)from North America to Australia: 435,390 from Asia to Australia: 1,787,850
• From North America to South Africa: 203,820
• From Asia to South Africa: 190,040
• B) from North America to Australia: 203,860
• From Asia to Australia: 435,350
• From North America to South Africa: 190,000
• From Asia to South Africa: 1,787,890
• C) from North America to Australia: 435,350
• From Asia to Australia: 1,787,890
• From North America to South Africa: 203,860
• From Asia to South Africa: 190,000
• D) from North America to Australia: 203,820
• From Asia to Australia: 435,390
• From North America to South Africa: 190,040
• From Asia to South Africa: 1,787,850
• E) This information is still not sufficient to determine the number of tourists from each region to each destination.

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