the concentrate and water in each picture are mixed. Which mixture is stronger: A or B? draw a picture to show your answer

Answer 1

I'm unable to draw pictures directly, but I can help you visualize the concept and create a comparison.

To determine which mixture is stronger between A and B, you would typically look at the following factors:

1. Concentration of Solute: A "stronger" mixture often means a higher concentration of solute (the concentrate).
2. Proportion of Water: A mixture with less water relative to the concentrate is usually stronger.

Example Visualization:

Mixture A:

• Let's assume A has 3 parts concentrate and 1 part water.
• [Visual Representation: Imagine a glass with 3 dark red sections (concentrate) and 1 clear section (water)].

Mixture B:

• Mixture B has 2 parts concentrate and 3 parts water.
• [Visual Representation: Imagine a glass with 2 dark red sections (concentrate) and 3 clear sections (water)].

Conclusion:

In this case, Mixture A would be stronger since it has a higher proportion of concentrate to water compared to Mixture B.

You can create a simple drawing by dividing two glasses into sections representing the concentrate and water, as described above, to visualize the difference in strength.