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Study the graph given below and choose the option that is correctly describing the relationship between dissolved oxygen (DO) and biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) :

(a) `DO prop 3BOD`
(b) `DO prop 2BOD`
(c) `DO prop 1/(BOD)`
(d) `DO prop BOD`

A

`DO prop 3BOD`

B

`DO prop 2BOD`

C

`DO prop 1/(BOD)`

D

`DO prop BOD`

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C
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