When comparing two solutions with the same volume, you may say that one is dilute and the other is concentrated. What does this mean?
A solution is composed of two components namely, the solute and the solvent. When a solution is dilute it means that the amount of solute is lesser comparative to the solution that is described to be concentrated. Basically, a solution with more salts in it is concentrated and that with lesser is dilute.
B for plato. The dilute solution contains less solute than the concentrated solution.