The LuckyNumbers casino resort complex has three revenue-generating departments: the casino, the hotel, and F&B. The table below presents the income statement for Lucky Dip for May 20X1. Casino Hotel F&B Total Revenue $600,000 $300,000 $100,000 $1,000,000 Cost of Sales $25,000 $25,000 Other Direct Expenses $200,000 $125,000 $28,000 $353,000 Departmental Profit $400,000 $175,000 $47,000 $622,000 General Administration Expenses $100,000 Marketing Expenses $100,000 Maintenance Expenses $100,000 Total Indirect Expenses $300,000 Operating Profit $322,000 The accountants at LuckyNumbers have been working on a project to define the parameters under which indrect costs can be allocated to profit centres. They have ascertained that general administration expenses can be allocated to departments based on their number of full-time equivalent employees, marketing expenses can be allocated based on the sales from each department, and maintenance expenses can be allocated based on floor space. Accordingly, the accountants have determined the following information about each of the profit centres: Casino Hotel F&B Number of FTE employees 250 125 125 Floor space in sqm 250 625 125 Answer the questions below, using two decimal places where necessary. How much (in $) marketing expense should be allocated to the hotel? . How much (in $) maintenance expense should be allocated to the F&B department? . How much (in $) general administration expense should be allocated to the casino? . What percentage of total employees are employed in the hotel? After the allocation of indirect costs to departments, what is the casino's departmental profit? After the allocation of indirect costs to departments, what is the hotel's departmental profit