It is believed that algae grows faster in slow-flowing water. On the other hand, it is also argued that growth of algae causes hindrance to the flow o...

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It is believed that algae grows faster in slow-flowing water. On the other hand, it is also argued that growth of algae causes hindrance to the flow of water. As more algae grows the speed at which water flows decreases.

Which of the following, if true, would most appropriately weaken the argument that growth of algae reduces speed of water?

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Algae grows at the same rate in still water as the rate at which it grows in flowing water.

Algae grows faster in shallow water than in deep water.

Propagation of algae takes place faster in flowing water than in still water.

The South African perennial rivers, which flow very fast throughout the year, are home to a large variety of algae.

The rivers closer to the equator, which receive good amount of sunlight throughout the year and have the thickest algae population, are the fastest-flowing rivers.

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