Choose the correct answer to the following questions.please answer it asap Which of the following water samples has high conductivity?Water sample with low amount of sulfidesWater sample with significant amount of chloridesWater sample with significant amounts of phosphatesWater sample with high amounts of organic matterWhen a certain body of surface water's intended purpose is for bathing,what is true about its water quality?Must not have fecal coliform greater than 100 MPN/100 mLMust not have greater than 5 mg/L dissolved oxygenO Must have greater than 5 mg/L dissolved oxygenO Must have fecal coliform of at least 100 MPN/ 100 mL

Thus 3rd option is correct that is Water sample with significant amounts of phosphates

Which of the following water samples has high conductivity? Water sample with low amount of sulfides Water sample with significant amount of chlorides Water sample with significant amounts of phosphates O Water sample with high amounts of organic matter

Which of the following water samples has high conductivity? Water sample with low amount of sulfides Water sample with significant amount of chlorides Water sample with significant amounts of phosphates O Water sample with high amounts of organic matter

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Which of the following water samples has high conductivity?
Water sample with low amount of sulfides
Water sample with significant amount of chlorides
Water sample with significant amounts of phosphates
Water sample with high amounts of organic matter
When a certain body of surface water's intended purpose is for bathing,
what is true about its water quality?
Must not have fecal coliform greater than 100 MPN/100 mL
Must not have greater than 5 mg/L dissolved oxygen
O Must have greater than 5 mg/L dissolved oxygen
O Must have fecal coliform of at least 100 MPN/ 100 mL

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