3. Table below shows the concentration of dissolve oxygen for a BOD test, diluted by 100. Time (days) Diluted sample DO (mg/L) 7.95 1 3.75 3.45 3 2.75 4 2.15 1.8 i. Determine BOD5 Given the deoxygenation rate coefficient of 0.15 day1, determine the ultimate BOD ii. iii. Based on answer from (i), identify class of the water sample based on INWQS guideline and propose suitable usage the water. 2)

3. Table below shows the concentration of dissolve oxygen for a BOD test, diluted by 100. Time (days) Diluted sample DO (mg/L) 7.95 1 3.75 3.45 3 2.75 4 2.15 1.8 i. Determine BOD5 Given the deoxygenation rate coefficient of 0.15 day1, determine the ultimate BOD ii. iii. Based on answer from (i), identify class of the water sample based on INWQS guideline and propose suitable usage the water. 2)

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