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What MUST always be true of the masses of the red and blue liquids? А. They will NEVER equal the mass of the purple liquid to the right of the arrow. B. They will ALWAYS equal the mass of the purple liquid
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What MUST always be true of the masses of the red and blue liquids?

А.
They will NEVER equal the mass of the purple liquid to the right of the arrow.
B.
They will ALWAYS equal the mass of the purple liquid to the right of the arrow.

What MUST always be true of the masses of the red and blue liquids? А. They will NEVER-example-1
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They will ALWAYS equal the mass of the purple liquid, so answer is B
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