Corban E. answered 06/03/21
AP Chemistry Tutor and Former Teacher (Gen Chem, IB, O-Level, A-Level)
Add Na2SO4(aq) to all three solutions.
One will form a white precipitate, CaSO4(s), so that solution has Ca2+.
One will form a blue precipitate or a blue solution. That one has Cu2+.
The remaining one has potassium, K+. Na2SO4 doesn't react with K+, so nothing happens.