The correct answer is 1 and 3 only. Bagasse : The remnant left after extracting the juice of the sugarcane or sorghum is known as bagasse. It is a dry pulpy fibrous material. The name is derived from the French word 'bagage' and the Spanish word 'bagazo' which means refuse or trash. Uses of Bagasse: As a Fuel - It is used for the generation of heat energy and electricity. The sugar mills use it as their primary fuel source, as it generates sufficient energy to fully power a sugar mill. Ethanol produced from it is also used as a popular fuel in some countries. In the production of Pulp, Paper, and Board - In many countries like India, China, Thailand, etc. it substitutes wood to produce pulp, paper, and board. To Feed Cattle - it can be used as cattle feed when mixed with molasses and enzymes and then fermenting. Molasses : It is the thick syrup that results from the refining of sugarcane or sugar beets into sugar. it contains a good amount of vitamin B6 and minerals like calcium, magnesium, iron, and manganese. Uses of Molasses: Sweetening and flavouring foods In the production of fine commercial brown sugar In baking and cooking Producing ethanol and is the prime ingredient in the distillation of rum and brewing beer As a cattle feed