Both septic system and sewage treatment plants utilize bacteria to break down organic matter. Where in each system does

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Both septic system and sewage treatment plants utilize bacteria to break down organic matter. Where in each system does

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Both septic system and sewage treatment plants utilize bacteria to break down organic matter. Where in each system does this process occur? A. leach field only; secondary treatment only B. septic tank and leach field; primary treatment and chlorination C. septic tank and leach field; secondary treatment only D. septic tank and leach field; primary and secondary treatment O E. septic tank only: primary treatment only
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