Social Sciences, asked by shalini5545, 5 months ago

what is the difference between basin and tributary??

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Answered by kkabhi32

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A tributary is a river that joins the bigger river in the course of its flow and then its water is ultimately taken up by that big river but, a basin is the land area through which the rivers flow.

Answered by rohitsharma941478

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A tributary is a river that joins the bigger river in the course of its flow and then its water is ultimately taken up by that big river but, a basin is the land area through which the rivers flow.

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