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What would happen if water from Tank A was added to Tank B?

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When you take water from tank A then tank A salinity would not be less or higher so option A and B are out. The answer is depends on the relative salinity of tank A to tank B.
Assuming the tank A salinity is higher than B, then the tank B salinity will also become higher.
Answer: <span>d.the salinity in Tank B would be higher</span>

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