For wetting to occur: (a) AASL must increase, AALV must decrease, AAsv must increase (b) AASL must decrease, AALV must increase, AAsv must increase (c) AASL must increase, AALV must increase, AAsv must decrease (d) AASL must increase, AALV must increase, AAsv must increase

For wetting to occur: (a) AASL must increase, AALV must decrease, AAsv must increase (b) AASL must decrease, AALV must increase, AAsv must increase (c) AASL must increase, AALV must increase, AAsv must decrease (d) AASL must increase, AALV must increase, AAsv must increase

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For wetting to occur:
(a) AASL must increase, AALV must decrease, AAsv must increase
(b) AASL must decrease, AALV must increase, AAsv must increase
(c) AASL must increase, AALV must increase, AAsv must decrease
(d) AASL must increase, AALV must increase, AAsv must increase

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