A student combines water and salt in beaker A and combines sand and soil in beaker B. How should the student best classify the substance in each beaker?ResponsesBeaker A contains a mixture, and beaker B contains a solution.Beaker A contains a mixture, and beaker B contains a solution.Beaker A contains a solution, and beaker B contains a mixture.Beaker A contains a solution, and beaker B contains a mixture.Beaker A is a solvent, and beaker B is a solute.Beaker A is a solvent, and beaker B is a solute.Beaker A is a solute, and beaker B is a solvent.Beaker A is a solute, and beaker B is a solvent.

Beakers A and B both contain salt solutions. Beaker A has salt granules visible on the bottom of the water, while Beaker B is a clear salt solution. Which of the following properly compares the concentration of the two beakers?a.Beaker A has a saturated solution while beaker B has a supersaturated solution.b.Beaker A has a supersaturated solution while beaker B has a saturated solution.c.Beaker A has an unsaturated solution while beaker B has a saturated solution.d.Beaker A has a saturated solution while beaker B has an unsaturated solution.

Identify a solid-liquid mixture.A) A mixture of sugar and sandB) AirC) Air trapped in soil particlesD) A solution of common salt in water

A solution is a mixture of substances that can be mixed so well that the mixture is the same throughout. Which of the following is a solution? A. sandy water B. oil and vinegar C. sugar dissolved in water D. salt and pepper

1The sand in a mixture of sand and water could be separated by _______ the mixture. A. shaking B. melting C. filtering D. freezing

Which mixture is BEST separated by filtration?1 pointa. Chalk and waterb. Milkc. Salt and waterd. Oil and water