Easiest way to find out the answer to this is to find out the price of every water bottle. To do that you have to divide the whole value by the amount of water bottles. (3.79/6 & 6.89/12) The first one should equal something around .63 each and the second should be around .57. Technically the second pack is cheaper than the other by around .6 cents.
I think the possible way that the percentage vote of a country is different to the next random sampling to the other data table is its population in each country. In the first table i think Malta has the edge to this table data and place in number 1 but to the other data table the country was left of.
9>n>17
it means that n can be whatever number between 9 and 17
50 per cup. If we plug this in to each equation, you'll see that 12 granola bars equals $12, and 7 cups of yogurt equals $3.50, for a total of $15.50.
