In a pitcher of kool aid, what is the solute, what is the solvent , and what is the solution

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In a pitcher of kool aid, what is the solute, what is the solvent , and what is the solution

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Hi , I believe the water is the solvent, sugar/powder is the solute. I am confused on what you mean by the solution.

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