The effects of scaling are beneficial to swimmers who are relatively?

Question

The effects of scaling are beneficial to swimmers who are relatively

a. large.

b. small.

c. doesn't really benefit either

Answer 1

I'd say "c" because scaling won't really help in backstroke, and when swimming other strokes it may act as a barrier because we don't swim in a wave like motion, it's really basic, we aren't fish and it will act as a barrier to many things when swimming, if we swam like fish then I must say it really will benefit us but we don't.