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If the length dimension of a square filter bed increase to two times (while the rate of filtration remains unchanged), the amount of water filtered would become

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16 times
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4 times
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1 time
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2 times
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Solution

The correct option is B 4 times
(a) Assume rate of filtration =q l/d/m2

Given as a square filter, if length (l) dimension of filter becomes two times, the area will become (l×l=2l×2l)=4l2 four times.

So, Amount of water filtered = Rate of filtration × Area

q×4A=4×(q×A)

=4 times the initial amount of water filtered

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