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EAS 215 Midterm: exam 1-0.pdf

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Dynamics

Engineering & Applied Science

Dr.Hormoz Zareh

Portland State University

General Physics (with Calculus

<p>Exam</p>
<p>for water quality management in environmental engineering</p>
<p> </p>

<p>49. I wish there were written programming questions on the exam! (This question will not be graded) (A) FALSE (B) TRUE</p>

<div>34. Which statement is FALSE about cellular respiration and/or fermentation?</div>
<div>A. Fermentation is anaerobic and Cellular respiration is aerobic.</div>
<div>B. Cellular respiration requires oxygen, but fermentation does not.</div>
<div>C. Cellular respiration creates more energy than fermentation</div>
<div>D. They both have the same reactant(s).</div>

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