The expiration date on packaged drinking bottles is for:

The water

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The bottle

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Both of A and B

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Neither A or B

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Solution

The correct option is B
The bottle

Water on the Earth has been recycled for millions of years through the water cycle, but it does not expire. So the expiry date is of the bottle or the material of the bottle rather than the water it contains.

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The expiration date on packaged drinking bottles is for:

The correct option is B The bottle Water on the Earth has been recycled for millions of years through the water cycle, but it does not expire. So the expiry date is of the bottle or the material of the bottle rather than the water it contains.

The correct option is B
The bottle

Water on the Earth has been recycled for millions of years through the water cycle, but it does not expire. So the expiry date is of the bottle or the material of the bottle rather than the water it contains.