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What is the difference between how a small air compressor and a large air compressor is run?
 
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The term ___________________ _ is used to refer to a mixture of urine, feces, and bedding.
 
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Answer to Question 1

A small compressor must run longer to build up the amount of pressure and quantity of air needed.
Larger units can keep an adequate supply of air in the tank.



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