In a mythical town named Qasba, there is a total of 750,000 people and three acute care general hospitals, A, B, and C. Every year, 3% of the population of Qasba is admitted to these hospitals. Hospital A gets one-half of those admissions, B gets one-third of them, and C gets the remainder. In 2016, hospital A admitted 18,750 patients, out of which 11,250 were residents of Qasba; hospital B admitted a total of 25,000 patients, of which 7,500 were residents of Qasba; and hospital C admitted a total of 5,000 patients, of which 3,800 were residents of Qasba. The remainder of admissions at each of these hospitals came from neighboring towns. Question 1. Based on the information provided, calculate