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Statement 1: Fans and blowers create pressure energy whereas compressors don’t.
Statement 2: In food processing various liquids like milk and juices are transported by pumps

a.

True, False

b.

True, True

c.

False, False

d.

False, True

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Answer: (d).False, True

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Q. Statement 1: Fans and blowers create pressure energy whereas compressors don’t. Statement 2: In food processing various liquids like milk and juices are transported by pumps

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