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Why is each line of the ladder diagram called a rung?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Induced-draft, forced-draft, counterflow, and crossflow cooling towers are all examples of:
 
  A) A hyperbolic cooling tower. B) A mechanical-draft cooling tower.
  C) An atmospheric-draft cooling tower. D) A natural-flow cooling tower.



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Answer to Question 1

The name rung is applied to the diagram because the diagram has the overall look of a wooden ladder and each line represents another rung.

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