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The theoretical detention time of a sedimentation tank is equal to

The theoretical detention time of a sedimentation tank is equal to

a. flow rate divided by tank volume
b. tank volume divided by flow rate
c. overflow rate divided by tank surface area
d. tank surface area divided by overflow rate
e. none of the above

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The MPN is the result of which of the following laboratory tests?

a. membrane filter
b. fermentation tube
c. biochemical oxygen demand
d. dissolved oxygen
e. turbidity

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