Which statement best explains the effect of increasing glucose concentration in the perfusion solution on net stool output rate?

Absorbing a greater quantity of glucose increased fluid absorption and thereby decreased the net stool output rate.Stool production was decreasing over time as the patients recovered from cholera, and adding glucose did not change the rate of this decrease.More glucose in the perfusion solution meant that there was less water in the solution to make stool with.Glucose had no effect because electrolytes administered through the tube always decreased the net stool output rate, regardless of the glucose levels.