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Fed [463]
2 years ago
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Learning Task No. 5 Identify the word or words being described by each statement. Choose y box below. 1. It is the process of ch

anging liquid to gas. 2. It is the process when water from the plants evaporates, 3. It is the liquid part of the earth. 4. It is the continuous movement of water on the earth's surface. 5. The process of changing gas to liquid. -Condensation -evaporation -hydrosphere -wat​
pls
Physics
1 answer:
Rashid [163]2 years ago
4 0

Identifying the word that is described by each statements in the question is listed below:

  1. Evaporation
  2. Transpiration
  3. Hydrosphere
  4. Water Cycle
  5. Condensation
<h3>Meaning of Water </h3>

Water can be simply defined as any fluid or substance that is odurless, colorless  and tasteless.

Water is a very important factor and substance that sustains life in humans and plants on earth.

Water tends to undergo different changes and processes in plant, animals and even as a substance on its own

In conclusion the above listed processes are all related to water.

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