The two campus cafeterias, the Main Dining Room and Bits & Bytes, typically use each other's food in doing business on campus. One weekend, the input-output table was as follows. To Main DR Bits & Bytes From $10,000 $20,000 Bits & Bytes 5,000 0 Total Output 50,000 40,000 Given that the demand for food on campus last weekend was $55,000 from the Main Dining Room and $37,000 from Bits & Bytes, how much (in dollars) did the two cafeterias have to produce to meet the demand last weekend?

The two campus cafeterias, the Main Dining Room and Bits & Bytes, typically use each other's food in doing business on campus. One weekend, the input-output table was as follows. To Main DR Bits & Bytes From $10,000 $20,000 Bits & Bytes 5,000 0 Total Output 50,000 40,000 Given that the demand for food on campus last weekend was $55,000 from the Main Dining Room and $37,000 from Bits & Bytes, how much (in dollars) did the two cafeterias have to produce to meet the demand last weekend?

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