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Chapter 15, Problem 96TDI

You and your friend are eating lunch in the cafeteria. Suddenly,

you both smell very strong perfume. “Wow”, your friend

says, “I wish they would turn the fan off. It’s blowing that perfume

right at us.” You say, “Even if they turn the fan

off, there would still be diffusion. You would still smell the

perfume.” Which of you is correct?

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