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Question 29

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The kinematic viscosity of glycerin and kerosene are 1.2 times and 0.95 times of that of water, respectively. Glycerin and kerosene flow through identical porous media having same hydraulic gradient. Assuming Darcy’s law is valid for the porous media, the ratio of flow rate of kerosene to that of glycerin is
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Question 36

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W₁, W₂, W₃...W₉ represent the holding times of 9 water samples, which follow a normal distribution with mean = 8.33 and standard deviation = 4.472. M represents the sample mean value of holding times, which also has a normal distribution. Assuming Z has a standard normal distribution (mean = 0 and standard deviation = 1), select the correct statement which describes the expression for calculating the value of type 1 error where
null hypothesis (H₀): M > 6
alternate hypothesis (Hₐ): M ≤ 6
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Question 37

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Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?
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Question 38

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Read the following statements
I. Bacteriophage is an anaerobic bacterium.
II. Male-specific bacteriophage infect via the pili of other microorganisms including viruses.
III. Bacteriophage is found in human as well as in animal excreta.
IV. Bacteriophage can not indicate the presence of bacteria.
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Question 39

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Read the following statements
i. In endogenous metabolism by aerobic bacteria, electron acceptor is present inside the cells.
ii. In endogenous metabolism by aerobic bacteria, electron acceptor is dissolved oxygen.
iii. The endogenous metabolism is linked to fermentative metabolism.
iv. In exogenous metabolism by aerobic bacteria, enzyme mediated electron transfer happens within the cells.
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Question 40

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A boiler in an industry, located where high plume rise is expected, releases flue gas with fine particulate matter. Which one of the following options is most suited and efficient if the particulate matter is intend for reuse?
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Question 41

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Match the following
J) Dalton’s law K) Fick’s law L) Henry’s law M) Stoke’s law
i) Diffusion ii) Pressure exerted by a mixture of gases iii) Gravitational settling iv) Gas-liquid phase transfer
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Question 42

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Read the following statements
I. According to the Liebig’s law of minimum, the growth is regulated by the limited factors i.e., resources in scarcity and not by the resources in abundance.
II. Shelford’s law of tolerance states that, only the factors present in excess/abundance can affect the growth, development of an organism or rate of biological process.
III. Shelford’s law of tolerance states that, an organism's success is based on a complex set of conditions and that each organism has a certain minimum, maximum, and optimum levels of environmental factor or combination of factors that determine success.
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Question 43

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Read the following statements
I. Trivalent chromium has relatively low aqueous solubility, and low mobility in the soil environment. By contrast, hexavalent chromium has a higher aqueous solubility and greater mobility in the soil environment.
II. The chemical reaction between trivalent chromium and zero-valent iron will result in transformed version called hexavalent chromium.
III. Hexavalent chromium is a known carcinogen.
IV. Trivalent chromium has relatively higher human toxicity as compared to hexavalent chromium.
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Question 1

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Mr. X speaks ________ Japanese ________ Chinese.
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