Terrell, who works as an accountant in Buckley, Michigan, must travel to Milwaukee for work. Having heard that Milwaukee is a wonderful city, with excellent restaurants, museums, and lakefront parks, he decides to extend the trip a bit for personal enjoyment. Terrell will spend 5 days at his client's offices, and then take 2 days to see the sights (you can ignore travel days). The round trip flight costs $600, lodging is $125 per day, and Terrell spends $50 per day on meals. Assuming none of these expenses were reimbursed by Terrell's employer, how much qualifies as deductible travel expenses? Show your work, and place your numerical answer below it. HTML Editors Paragraph B I VA - AI E EX x G9 v 1: 12pt I 600 (5/7)=428 125(5/7)-89 50(5/7)*5=18