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The total count of bacteria in potable water should not exceed _______ .
A.
10 per cc
B.
100 per cc
C.
10000 per cc
D.
1000 per cc
Answer ( Option A)

10 per cc

Solution

Potable water is water that has been either treated, cleaned or filtered and meets established drinking water standards or is assumed to be reasonably free of harmful bacteria and contaminants, and considered safe to drink or use in cooking and baking. Examples of potable water would be that from treated municipal water systems, water that has been UV filtered, water distilled, or purified by reverse osmosis.
The total count of bacteria in potable water should not exceed 10 per cc. 

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