Question
Why are water treatment plants important? save tax payers money diseases that could harm humans can be removed they're not help give scientists jobs all the above none of the above 3
Answer
3.8
(325 Votes)
Scarlett
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Answer
3
Explanation
The namesake question inquires why water treatment plants are deemed imperative. There are multiple response options constituting varied, potential validations for the importance of water treatment plants - ranging from financial savings for tax payers, elimination of human-harming diseases, maintenance of scientific employment, to the consideration of whether they're important at all. There's also an option combining all these reasons, as well as an option negating all of them. The selected response, "3", corresponds with "they're not", suggesting the answerer does not believe water treatment plants hold particular significance.