Boiled water tastes flat.

True

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Cold water has some gases dissolved in it that give the taste of water.
Boiled water is devoid of all the dissolved salts, gases and it is free of all the ions so it is tasteless, odorless and pure in nature.

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