Engineering, 17.04.2020 19:05 natalie2sheffield

Select the choice that best describes what flow rate is."
A.
A. The amount of fluid that's passing some point at any given time

B.
B. The total amount of fluid that has passed a designated point

C.
C. The amount of air needed to make bubbles rise in a bubbler system

D.
D. The ratio of a fluid's turbidity to its opacity

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Select the choice that best describes what flow rate is."
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A. The amount of fluid tha...