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<u>D. Gradient decreases, discharge increases.</u>
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- As steam is a body of water that carries rock particles and dissolved ions, discharge is measured in terms of volume/time (m3/sec). So when a river discharges its flow from a headwater to its mouth the velocity increases in the downstream direction.
- Thus the river load-carrying capacity increases downwards and so does the discharge rate. The discharge rate can also be influenced due to the rainfall patterns, volume of water and velocity of flow.
- Rock types also impact the streamflow if it is a porous rock, the surface will absorb more of moisture content and comparative more will be the water penetration towers the mouth of the flow.
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The answer should be the black arrow.
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Maybe they could you know, just not thow trash in the river?
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They could also use energy more efficiently, they could instal renewables which are like solar and wind, they could use energy that is clos to wherever they are instead of using one thats way far away
I'm not really sure but if this helps great, if it doesn't I'm sorry
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