Answer:
$2 for soda and $1.5 for a bottle of water
Step-by-step explanation:
You start by turning both situations into an equation
Let x represent bottles of water and y represent sodas
Saturday:

Sunday:

You then want to start by cancelling out the x in this equation, to do that you want 40x to become -50x so you:
50÷40=1.25
You then times the whole equation by -1.25
40x+25y=110
×-1.25
-50x+-31.25y= -137.5
You then add this equation by Sunday's equation
50x+45y=165
-50x+-31.25y=-137.5
13.75y=27.5
You now want to make the co-efficient of y a whole number (for example 15) so you divide 15/13.75=1.09 recurring
13.75y=27.5
×1.09 recurring
15y=30
15y/15=30/15
y=2
Now that we know y = 2
We can use either Saturday or Sunday's equation to figure out the value of 
Let's use Sunday's:
50x+45×2=165
50x+90=165
50x+90-90=165-90
50x/50=75/50
x=1.5
Let's check our answer with Saturday's equation
40×1.5+25×2=110
This equation is correct
Therefore the prices for each beverage option is $1.5 for a bottle of water and $2 for a soda
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation:

Let's take one of the equations and solve for a variable to use the substitution method.

Now replace this in the first equation.

Separate the terms.

Solve 20/5

Subtract 4 from both sides to isolate y.


Solve the difference.



Multiply by the reciprocal or the inverted fraction that is next to y to isolate it.


Now, in order to find x, replace y in any of the two equations.

Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation: yes, because with each simulation, as the number of trials increase, the experimental probability gets closer and closer to the theoretical probability of
1/4.
Answer:
a =6
b=4
c=2
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