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Question #3 Multiple Choice Fluid control systems are driven by the idea of cause and effect. Any small change in one place can create a huge impact elsewhere. O False O True
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Fluid control systems are driven by the idea of cause and effect. Any small change in one place can create a huge impact elsewhere.
O False
O True

User Pulkit Pahwa
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i think it's falsel *not sure*

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It’s false. The small changes create a small impact
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