Science, asked by kgope948, 10 months ago

water cannot penetrate through the Bedrock

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Answered by Anania

Answer:A sediment can be very porous (have a lot of holes), but if the holes aren't connected to each other, then the sediment will not be very permeable. If the holes are not connected then water cannot flow through. ... There looks to be no way that water can flow through this sample of bedrock.

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because a sediment can be very porous ( have a lot of holes) , but if the holes are not connected to each other,then the sediment will not be very permeable. if the holes are not connected then water cannot flow through...

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