Which statement is TRUE regarding a solvent's ability to dissolve multiple solutes?

A solvent can dissolve any amount of solute.

A solvent can dissolve multiple solutes to saturation.

A solvent’s solubility limit is irrelevant.

A solvent can only dissolve one solute type.

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