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VikaD [51]
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Another student whose name is geraldine brought 2 litro packs of orange juice and 6 liters of bottled water. the ideal mixture t

o make a moderate fruity taste orange juice must contain 1 litro pack of juice per 1.2 liters of water . during the preparation, she mixed 2 litro packs of orange juice and 3 liters of water . is the orange bland , moderate fruity or too much concentrated ? justify your answer
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