Science, asked by snehratheesr, 9 months ago

the amount of water on the earth remains unchanged even if the entire world is consuming it explain how this is possible​

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Answered by laksh6773
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this because their is a chain of water cycle which keeps the water in the earth

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Answered by soumikmithu1234
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the amount of water is continuously increased due to the melting of glaciers nose eyes and the presence of water happened in the earth please mark me brainliest thank you

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