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Does water leave a lake through streams and evaporation at the same rate that water enters through different streams and rainfall?
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∙ 9y ago
It depends on the weather. In dry weather levels of lake water may go down, and in times of rainfall the levels may rise. (Streams leaving a lake mean that the levels can never rise above that stream level, of course.)
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Water leaves a lake through streams and evaporation at the same rate water enters through different streams and rainfall. Which best describes the water level of the lake?
equilibrium
Water leaves a lake through streams and evaporation at the same rate water enters through different streams and rainfall Which best describes the water level of the lake?
equilibrium
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A river can form through ice melting from the mountains or through rainfall that collects in wetlands. Small streams that flow downhill join up and make larger streams which also combine to form rivers.
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What does perspiration and absorption do in the water cycle?
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The phases does the water cycle go through?
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