Fifteen yeаrs аgо, the 4th mоst pоpulаr beverage sold at convenience stores was 4-LOKO aka "blackout in a can". It was invented by three OSU fraternity member alums. It was a very popular drink at high school and college parties until multiple lawsuits required the company to eliminate the stimulants from the formula just a few years after its creation. Because of the number of adolescent deaths and hospitalizations associated with Four Loko, it was pulled from the shelves by the FDA. Below is information about the original drink.Alcohol content: One 23.5 oz can = 4.5 standard drinks. 12% Alcohol by volume, 24% proof. Cost: $3 per can.Ingredients: Sugar, artificial flavoring, malt liquor, caffeine, taurine, guarana (herbal stimulants)Caffeine: 450mg (similar to 20 oz of coffee)Flavors: fruit punch, strawberry, kiwi, lemon-limeUse the information above to Explain how an inexperienced drinker could have achieved a nearly fatal BAC after "just one or two drinks" from both a A) biological and 2) behavioral perspective. 3) Speculate why this drink was so popular among teens.