An inverted siphon is designed generally for A. One pipe B. Two pipes C. Three pipes D. Four pipes

One pipe
Two pipes
Three pipes
Four pipes

An inverted siphon is a type of pipe that is used to carry water over an obstacle. It is designed generally for one pipe. The pipe is laid in a U-shape, with the bottom of the U being below the obstacle. The water flows

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through the pipe and out the top of the U.

The inverted siphon is a very efficient way to carry water over an obstacle. It is also very versatile, and can be used in a variety of applications.

The other options are incorrect because they do not represent the number of pipes that are typically used in an inverted siphon.

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