Geography, asked by avishigoel, 10 months ago

Do you think that the rain that happens over the forest is in its pure form.
Justify your answer with an explanation
(2)

Answers

Answered by AryanDasari

Answer:

No, because water droplets are pure only when they are falling down. When water falls on ground it becomes impure.

So,the rain that happens over the forest is not in its pure form.

Answered by prasad737187

$<head><title>Answer</title></head><body bgcolor="pink"> Growing trees take water from the soil and release it into the atmosphere. Tree leaves also act as interceptors, catching falling rain, which then evaporates causing rain precipitation elsewhere — a process known as evapo-transpiration</body>$

Previous Question

Next Question

Do you think that the rain that happens over the forest is in its pure form. Justify your answer with an explanation (2)

Answers

Do you think that the rain that happens over the forest is in its pure form.
Justify your answer with an explanation
(2)