The quantity demanded would increase due to the cheaper price people would want to take advantage and buy it when it was on sale. There is not enough information to determine whether the supply or demand would maintain so D is your answer.
Answer:
1 oz of chips has 120mg of sodium, while in 1 cup of soda there are 50mg of sodium.
Step-by-step explanation:
This question can be solved by a system of equations.
I am going to say that:
x is the number of mg of sodium in 1 oz of chips.
y is the number of mg of sodium in a cup of soda.
Bryan ate 5 oz of chips and drank 1 cup of soda for a total of 650 mg of sodium.
This means that:

Jadyn ate 1 oz of chips and drank 5 cups of soda for a total of 250 mg of sodium.
This means that:

From the first equation:

Replacing in the second






1 oz of chips has 120mg of sodium, while in 1 cup of soda there are 50mg of sodium.
Use the chain rule.
Let u = 25sin²(x), such that dy/dx = dy/du · du/dx


Step-by-step explanation:
The slop is M= 1÷x-y-xy