Question

Which of these represent the settling velocity of tubesettlers?

a.

11-15 m²/mm²

b.

20-25 m²/mm²

c.

40-45 m²/mm²

d.

30-35 m²/mm²

Answer: (a).11-15 m²/mm²

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