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Hi SajjadAhmad,

This question is essentially just about multiplication and finding the difference between two numbers - and you can do the math in a couple of different ways. Since the answer choices are sufficiently 'spread out', you can actually simplify the math a bit, use the answer choices to your advantage and still get the correct answer.

Based on the information in the prompt, we know that there are two groups:
1) 65% of players traveled MORE than 200 miles for a tournament.
2) 35% of players traveled 200 miles or LESS for a tournament.

That means for every 100 players in the tournament, 65 are in the first group and 35 are in the second group. The DIFFERENCE in those numbers is 65 - 35 = 30. The prompt tells us that there are 720 total players, so the answer to the question is a little more than 7 times 30.... There's only one answer that makes sense.

Final Answer:

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