Question

Which of the following pairs forms a homogenous mixture after being mixed together?

sand and water

salt and water

oil and water

oil and vinegar

Answer 1

@Kevin @kittiwitti1

Answer 2

This is the Math section, not the Science section m8y.

Answer 3

She's here because nobody helps in Chemistry.

Anyway.

Homogenous means "the same throughout," now which option can this definition be applied to?

Answer 4

It would make sense as D...

Answer 5

Which option has equal distribution throughout? @NvidiaIntely

Answer 6

bleh..I'm always wrong.

Answer 7

I'm sure you're good at History. But please, for all of us, research your math before you answer.

Answer 8

I look up everything I answer before I say something. There is always a chance I got it wrong.

Hope you have a good day. :)

Answer 9

B?

Answer 10

Hmm...

Answer 11

Goodbye, Brilliant!

Answer 12

Please stop calling me that.

Answer 13

I will honor your request. Goodbye.

Answer 14

Thank you.

Answer 15

@NvidiaIntely are you considering any other choices? If yes, any reasoning? o:

Answer 16

C

Answer 17

Oil and water don't mix, oil is a hydrophobe

Answer 18

It's why you see all those weird rainbow colors on top of the water if you try it

Answer 19

Oh, oops.

Answer 20

It's okay. It was an honest attempt. :)

Answer 21

Any other ideas you might be considering? o:

Answer 22

B is the only one I can see as working :/

Answer 23

True

Answer 24

I just wanted to check your reasoning :p

Answer 25

Oh, thanks.

Answer 26

Thats good.