Restaurant A buys beer for $18.00 per case (twenty-four bottles), as does Restaurant B. In order to generate more business, Restaurant A sells this beer for $1.50, but Restaurant B considers this too low a markup and sells its beer for $2.95. What is the potential beverage cost at each restaurant?
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