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Equal volumes of `0.4` M glucose solution at 300K and `0.6` M fructose solution at 300K are mixed , without change in temperature . If the osmotic pressure of glucose solution , fructose solution and the mixtures are `pi_(1) pi_(2) "and" pi_(3)` , respectively , then :

A

`pi_(1) = pi_(2) = pi_(3)`

B

`pi_(1) lt pi_(2) lt pi_(3)`

C

`pi_(1) lt pi_(3) lt pi_(2)`

D

`pi_(2) lt pi_(3) lt pi_(1)`

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C
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