A state tourism board recorded a total of visitors across three heritage sites—Site Alpha, Site Beta, and Site Gamma—during a cultural festival. The number of visitors to Site Alpha accounted for of the total visitors. Out of the visitors to Site Alpha, the ratio of domestic to international tourists was . Site Beta received fewer visitors than Site Alpha. At Site Beta, the number of international tourists was equal to the number of international tourists at Site Alpha. The remaining visitors went to Site Gamma, where were domestic tourists.
What is the difference between the total number of domestic tourists and the total number of international tourists across all three sites?
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The difference between the total number of domestic tourists and the total number of international tourists is .
To find the final difference, the data must be extracted step-by-step for each site. Site Alpha has visitors ( of ), splitting into domestic and international based on the ratio. Site Beta has visitors (), with international tourists (matching Alpha) and the remaining being domestic. Site Gamma receives the leftover visitors, of which () are domestic and are international. Summing the categories gives domestic and international tourists. The final difference is .
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Data Extraction and Sequential Problem Solving in Caselets