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Richard Caldwell

7 July, 10:18

What should you do to pump water from a reservoir at ground level to the top of a building that is 30 m tall? [a] Place a pump at the top of the building suck the water up [b] Place a pump at the reservoir pushing the water up [c] Both [a] or [b] will work.

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