Correct answer: (A) The concentration of pollutants emitting from the stack is continuous.; (B) The process is in steady state.
Explanation
The classical plume model assumes a continuous source and steady meteorology/emission conditions, so the intended A and B apply. It treats the modeled pollutant as conservative over the travel time. Along-wind transport is dominated by advection; transverse and vertical turbulent spreading are modeled by Gaussian distributions. Hence C and D are false. Select **A, B**. A’s printed wording is interpreted as a continuous emission source.
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