Plz, answer all the parts of this question. Environmental Engineering-2 Problem 1: Explain a) Problems associated with contaminants in waste water treatment. b) Inter-relationship of control factors in activated sludge process. c) DO significance in the start, middle and end (effluent) of WWT.

Plz, answer all the parts of this question. Environmental Engineering-2 Problem 1: Explain a) Problems associated with contaminants in waste water treatment. b) Inter-relationship of control factors in activated sludge process. c) DO significance in the start, middle and end (effluent) of WWT.

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