question 12 (1 point)\ncalculate rooms revenue from the following: nonrooms revenue $2100, total occupied…

question 12 (1 point)\ncalculate rooms revenue from the following: nonrooms revenue $2100, total occupied rooms 69, revpor $109.\n$5421\n$(5421)\n$3.58

question 12 (1 point)\ncalculate rooms revenue from the following: nonrooms revenue $2100, total occupied rooms 69, revpor $109.\n$5421\n$(5421)\n$3.58

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Recall the RevPOR formula

RevPOR (Revenue per Occupied Room) = Rooms revenue / Total occupied rooms. So, Rooms revenue = RevPOR × Total occupied rooms.

Step2: Substitute the given values

Given RevPOR = $109 and Total occupied rooms = 69. Rooms revenue = $109×69 = $7521. But this is wrong - we need to consider the non - rooms revenue relationship. The total revenue from rooms and non - rooms is related to RevPOR. First, we find the total revenue from occupied rooms using RevPOR. Total revenue from occupied rooms = RevPOR×Total occupied rooms = $109×69 = $7521. Since non - rooms revenue is $2100, and we assume total revenue from rooms and non - rooms is related in this context, the rooms revenue is calculated as follows: Rooms revenue=RevPOR×Total occupied rooms = $109×69=$7521.

Answer:

$7521 (Note: None of the provided options are correct based on the standard calculation using the RevPOR formula)