The tastes of vinegar and soap respectively are:

bitter and sour

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salty and bitter

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sour and bitter

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sour and sweet

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The correct option is C sour and bitter
Vinegar is a 5% solution of acetic acid in water, hence it tastes sour due to the presence of an acid.

Soaps are basic in nature. So it tastes bitter as bases are bitter in taste.

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The tastes of vinegar and soap respectively are:

The correct option is C sour and bitterVinegar is a 5% solution of acetic acid in water, hence it tastes sour due to the presence of an acid. Soaps are basic in nature. So it tastes bitter as bases are bitter in taste.

The correct option is C sour and bitter
Vinegar is a 5% solution of acetic acid in water, hence it tastes sour due to the presence of an acid.

Soaps are basic in nature. So it tastes bitter as bases are bitter in taste.