1. The Student Snack Bar pays $0.50 per beverage of the tax.
2. The students pay $0.25 per beverage of the tax.
Data and Calculations based on the graph:
The total cost/revenue of beverage purchased after the tax = $1,000 (500 x $2.00)
The total cost/revenue of beverage purchased before tax = $1,225 (700 x $1.75)
The price per beverage before $0.75 tax = $1.75
The price per beverage after $0.75 tax = $2.00
Students pay additional $0.25 (tax) per beverage ($2.00 - $1.75)
The Student Snack Bar pays $0.50 (tax) per beverage ($1.75 - $1.25) because its revenue per beverage reduces from $1.75 to $1.25 ($2.00 - $0.75).
Thus, the students suffer an increase of 14.3% ($0.25/$1.75 x 100) while the Student Snack Bar loses 28.6% ($0.50/$1.75 x 100) in revenue because of the tax.
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