Grapes are placed in three beakers $X$,$Y$,and $Z$ containing different types of solutions. If beaker $X$ contains an isotonic solution with the grape solution,what will be the nature of the solutions in $Y$ and $Z$?

  • A
    $Y -$ hypotonic solution,$Z -$ hypertonic solution
  • B
    $Y -$ hypertonic solution,$Z -$ hypotonic solution
  • C
    $Y$ and $Z -$ Isotonic solutions
  • D
    $Y$ and $Z -$ hypotonic solutions

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