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Why would most of the transient naturally flow in into the P.A.P.A. if it is attached to a smaller branch, much like a relief vent?

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Why would most of the transient naturally flow in into the P.A.P.A. if it is attached to a smaller branch, much like a relief vent?

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A. Because the instant a minimal portion of the transient begins to inflate the P.A.P.A. bag a differential pressure is created at the branch-off point making the branch and the P.A.P.A. the path of least resistance for the air.