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Why do you think:
(a) curd sets faster in summer than in winter?
(b) curd turns sour faster in summer than in winter?

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(a) Bacteria grow faster in summer, as they require warm temperatures to grow. Thus, they set curd faster in summer than in winter.
(b) Curd turns sour faster in summer than in winter because during summer, the temperature is high, which allows the bacteria to grow and multiply faster.

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