<span>#1) Which of the following is NOT true of both streams AND rivers ?
Answer: Out of all the options that are presented above the one that is NOT true about both streams and rivers is B) both streams and rivers can be considered the trunk of a river system. The reason being that these are not the main channel in the system.
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Depends on the context. If you told more then I could help.
The correct answer is - Watershed.
The drainage basis are places in which all the water in an area is accumulated and ends up in the same place. The drainage systems are divided by highlands, which can vary from small hills to very high mountains, depending on the topography of the place.
The line on the highland that is separating the drainage systems is called watershed. The watershed is simply a line stretching on the highest parts of a highland, thus having a slope on each side.
The isoline representation is the most used method to visualise quantitative phenomena which occur comprehensively and which values vary continuously in space. They are therefore called continua. Examples for such continua are temperature, air pressure, precipitation heights or ground elevations.
While equaling the two angles, we find that x=7. When we plug in 7 for x, we get that each angle adds to 24 so the measure of XWY is 48.
