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CONSIDER_THE_ABOVE_PROBLEM,_FIND_THE_STEAM_CONDENSATION_RATE?$
A.
52.22 kg/hr
B.
42.22 kg/hr
C.
32.22 kg/hr
D.
22.22 kg/hr
Answer» E.
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