Match the images below to the following solute/solvent pairs. A polar solute and a polar solventA nonpolar solute and a polar solventA nonpolar solute and a nonpolar solventA polar solute and a nonpolar solvent The image shows two diagrams labeled "1" and "2," each depicting a container filled with small colored spheres arranged in a grid.### Diagram 1:- The container is filled with an equal number of blue and yellow spheres.- The spheres are arranged in an alternating pattern, with each row consisting of alternating colors.### Diagram 2:- The container is similarly filled with blue and yellow spheres.- The blue spheres occupy the top half of the container, while the yellow spheres occupy the bottom half, creating a layered arrangement.These diagrams can be used to illustrate concepts such as mixture organization, stratification, or separation in a visual and comprehensible manner.

"Like dissolves like " means if any substance is polar then polar and ionic substances will be dissolved in it. Example : HCl in water. If the solvent is non-polar then the non-polar substances only can be dissolved in it. Example : hexane in benzene.In fig 1, solute and solvent has mixed completely. Therefore, it is a solution of (a) A polar solute and a polar solvent and (c) a non polar solute and nonpolar solvent. Therefore, 1-(a) and (c) In figure 2, solute and solvent are separated. Therefore, it is a solution of (b) non-polar solute and polar solvent and (d) polar solute and a non polar solvent. Therefore, 2-(b) and (d).