9) Compute the following: a. If the BOD5 of a waste having a k value of 0.300 day' is 300.0 mg/L, what is the ultimate BOD? Assume a temperature of 20°C. b. For part a, what would be the 7 day BOD if the temperature was 10°C. Assume the temperature coefficient (0) is 1.135 for temperatures between 4 and 20°C and 1.056 for temperatures between 20 and 30°C.

9) Compute the following: a. If the BOD5 of a waste having a k value of 0.300 day' is 300.0 mg/L, what is the ultimate BOD? Assume a temperature of 20°C. b. For part a, what would be the 7 day BOD if the temperature was 10°C. Assume the temperature coefficient (0) is 1.135 for temperatures between 4 and 20°C and 1.056 for temperatures between 20 and 30°C.

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