Which statement is true about the two processes shown below? proces A (1) AS is positive for process A and positive for process B. (2) AS is positive for process A and negative for process B. (3) AS is positive for process B and negative for process A. (4) AS is negative for process B and negative for process A. process B

Which statement is true about the two processes shown below? proces A (1) AS is positive for process A and positive for process B. (2) AS is positive for process A and negative for process B. (3) AS is positive for process B and negative for process A. (4) AS is negative for process B and negative for process A. process B

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