I need help with a microbiology question on my homework, the question is which medium would you expect brownian movement to cause interpretation difficulties and why? The mediums We used are wet mounts and motility adgars. Along with bacterias being k.pnemoniae(non motile) and p.mirabilis (motile). Also, the site is saying that I took this question from another site, this question is apart of my homework that I do not understand which medium cause interpretation issues with brownian movement. Thank you!

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