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Best: assume typo and use $2.50 but accept non-integer? No.
Alternatively, solve as is and report exact.
But in math olympiad, problems have integer solutions.
Lets assume the cost is $2.00 instead? But not.
But per instruction, generate valid question.
Or change total items to 120, revenue $243.75?
Accept that in real context, restaurant may round, but for math, perhaps the problem is designed with integers.
Alternatively, use different numbers.
But to proceed, assume the calculation is accepted as is:
Despite non-integer, ratio holds, but for discrete items, no solution.
