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What is the property of water, powdered drink mix, and sugar after mixing

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When all ingredients are mixed the 2 solids are dissolved into the water making it all liquid but the taste is still there. The drink mix gives it a little flavor and the sugar makes it sweet. The water is there to make it a liquid, it all turns out to be a colored liquid. Hope this helped! :)

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