Math, asked by ishirohan7033, 1 year ago

why does the level of water in wells increase after it rains?

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Answered by Maheepdhanoa

because the rainwater gets stored in the well increasing the level of water

Answered by saihajpreetkaur15

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Step-by-step explanation:

The rainy season marks the highest rainfall in an area. It increases the water levels in all the water bodies, be it pond, lakes, or wells. ... This level increases because of the seeping of water through the topsoil layer into the rock layer underground.

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