which of the following rivers have almost the same point of beginning
Brahmaputra and indus
Both are same (Almost).
a river delta is the end of the river because the beginning of the river is called the mouth. and the nile delta is north unlike the other rivers that flow south. rivers are the same
Water, which is in rivers and bays, looks for the lowest point it can get to. That is why when you spill water it runs off the table. That and gravity. The water in rivers flows to bays for the same reason water falls from the table. Gravity is pushing it down and the water is looking for the lowest point.
no... they're two different rivers combined together at a certain point in india.
No point is the beginning of a line or both, the beg. and end. edge is only the end at the tippy tip.
No, rivers can have different elevations. If all rivers had the same elevation, there would be a lot fewer waterfalls!
A semi-circle is a 180 degree half circle. A semi-circle does not have any corners. A circle does not have corners either. There are points of beginning and end in a semi-circle. In a circle the point of beginning is the same as the ending point.
When there is a repetition of the same word at the beginning of sentences, it is called anaphora. This rhetorical device is often used to create emphasis, rhythm, or to make a point more memorable to the reader or listener.
A confluence is where two rivers join together.
A full circle has no end. It is continuous.It has no beginning; therefore, it can have no end point - only as it is drawn.
The river is formed by the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers at Point State Park (called the "Point") in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It joins the Mississippi River at Cairo, Illinois. The native Americans considered the Monongahela to be the same as the Ohio and the Allegheny as a branch.
No, not all meridians have the same length or the same beginning and end points. Meridians are imaginary lines on the Earth's surface that run from the North Pole to the South Pole. The prime meridian, which passes through Greenwich, England, is considered the starting point for measuring longitude.