[Multiple Choice] Which of the following is a TRUE statement about air pollutants and dispersion? Topography doesn't matter at all for air pollutant dispersion Rainfall is one way that air pollutants are removed from the atmosphere An inversion causes air pollutants to disperse widely Turbulence causes air pollutants to become more concentrated in a space

[Multiple Choice] Which of the following is a TRUE statement about air pollutants and dispersion? Topography doesn't matter at all for air pollutant dispersion Rainfall is one way that air pollutants are removed from the atmosphere An inversion causes air pollutants to disperse widely Turbulence causes air pollutants to become more concentrated in a space

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[Multiple Choice] Which of the following is a TRUE statement about air pollutants and
dispersion?
Topography doesn't matter at all for air pollutant dispersion
Rainfall is one way that air pollutants are removed from the atmosphere
An inversion causes air pollutants to disperse widely
Turbulence causes air pollutants to become more concentrated in a space

[Multiple Choice] Which of the following would be the best functional unit for comparing two
washing machines?
using 10,000 liters of water
washing 30 loads of laundry (8 pounds) in one month
using 1000 kWh of energy
how many clothes can fit into one load

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