Demand for the hotel''s rooms, Macroeconomics

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Suppose that a particular large hotel has 790 rooms. Furthermore, suppose that the demand for the hotel's rooms are normally distributed with a mean demand of 733 rooms with a standard deviation of 39 rooms. How many rooms must the hotel sell if this coming weekend is to be in the bottom 20% of the slowest weekends? (please round your answer to 2 decimal places.

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