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I'd do the problem algebraically, but if someone wanted to avoid algebra, an alternative: if x = 1, that would mean 1/1 = 100% of the lemonade sold was yellow, so naturally 100% of the revenue would come from yellow lemonade. Plugging x=1 into each answer choice, only B and D give an answer of 1. To decide between those, if x = 2, then 1/2 of the lemonade sold is yellow, but yellow is cheaper than pink, so less than half the revenue would then come from yellow lemonade sales. Plugging x = 2 into the remaining answers B and D, only answer B gives a value less than 1/2, so it must be right.
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