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Separation of Mixture of two Immiscible Liquids

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What question can be asked in order to get the given phrase as the answer?

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A

What are inside the jars?

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Which jars have to be taken out?

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Whose jars have to be taken out?

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Where are the jars kept?

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The correct option is B
Which jars have to be taken out?

Which jars have to be taken out?

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