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In a Nuclear Power Plant, the Power Discharged to the Environment

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In a nuclear power plant, the power discharged to the environment:


A) can be made zero by proper design
B) must be less than the electrical power generated
C) must be greater than the electrical power generated
D) can be entirely recycled to produce an equal amount of electrical power
E) is none of the above

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