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malfutka [58]
3 years ago
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The discharge of a river traveling through a temperate region will typically ________ downstream; the discharge of a river trave

ling through an arid region will typically ________ downstream.a. increase; increaseb. decrease; decreasec. increase; decreased. decrease; increase
Geography
1 answer:
8090 [49]3 years ago
6 0

Increase

Explanation:

The discharge of a river traveling through a temperate region will typically increase downstream. For arid regions, the discharge decreases downstream.

  • Discharge is the volume of water of a river that flows through a point per seconds.
  • In a temperate region, as a river flows downstream, more bodies of water from different sources joins together with it.
  • Rivers generally tend to flow into natural basins which are located downstream.
  • These basins are located at very low elevation.
  • As more bodies of water collects together, the volume of the water will increase and so is the discharge too.

Learn more:

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