What is the water cycle and explain along with the process!

Biology

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Ann [662]2 years ago

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Answer:

The water cycle is a process in which water is lost from water bodies and then it again comes back to earth in form of rain. This is how I know it, but the explanation is correct.

Explanation:

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Water from water bodies evaporates and becomes water vapour due to heat
This then reaches high altitudes, where it condenses with dirt to create small droplets thingy
This then creates a cloud, which on correct saturation with water, makes it rains.

This cycle goes on continuously creating a cycle which is termed the water cycle.

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