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    Line Drawing Example

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    Company A plans to dump slightly toxic waste into a lake that provides drinking water to a nearby town. Research by Company A shows the average concentration of the waste in the lake would be 5 parts per million (ppm), which is below the EPA limit of 10 ppm. At a concentration of 5 ppm, no health problems are expected and consumers would not detect the compound in their water. The document discusses positive and negative paradigms to consider in determining if Company A's practice of dumping waste in the lake is acceptable.

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    Company A plans to dump slightly toxic waste into a lake that provides drinking water to a nearby town. Research by Company A shows the average concentration of the waste in the lake would be 5 parts per million (ppm), which is below the EPA limit of 10 ppm. At a concentration of 5 ppm, no health problems are expected and consumers would not detect the compound in their water. The document discusses positive and negative paradigms to consider in determining if Company A's practice of dumping waste in the lake is acceptable.

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    Company A plans to dump slightly toxic waste into a lake that provides drinking water to a nearby town. Research by Company A shows the average concentration of the waste in the lake would be 5 parts per million (ppm), which is below the EPA limit of 10 ppm. At a concentration of 5 ppm, no health problems are expected and consumers would not detect the compound in their water. The document discusses positive and negative paradigms to consider in determining if Company A's practice of dumping waste in the lake is acceptable.

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    Line Drawing Example

    Uploaded by

    Castiel161
    Company A plans to dump slightly toxic waste into a lake that provides drinking water to a nearby town. Research by Company A shows the average concentration of the waste in the lake would be 5 parts per million (ppm), which is below the EPA limit of 10 ppm. At a concentration of 5 ppm, no health problems are expected and consumers would not detect the compound in their water. The document discusses positive and negative paradigms to consider in determining if Company A's practice of dumping waste in the lake is acceptable.

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    Line Drawing

    Example:
    Company A is dumping slightly toxic waste into a
    lake in which a nearby town gets its drinking
    water. Research by the company shows that with
    the amount of waste they plan to put into the
    lake, the average concentration of the waste in
    the lake will be 5 ppm. EPA limit for the material
    has been set to 10 ppm. At 5 ppm level, no
    health problems are expected and the consumers
    would not be able to detect the compound in
    their drinking water. How could company A
    determine if the practice is acceptable?
    Defining the paradigms
    Positive paradigm:
    The water supply of the town should still
    be clean and safe.
    Negative paradigm:
    Toxic levels of waste are dumped in the
    lake.
    Test cases

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