Annual rainfall in sulaiman Mountain ranges:

Correct answer: C. From 200 to 250 mm

  • A. From 400 to 500 mm
  • B. From 300 to 400 mm
  • C. From 200 to 250 mm
  • D. None of these

Explanation

The Sulaiman mountain ranges are arid to semi-arid, with annual rainfall commonly given as roughly 200 to 250 mm. This low precipitation explains their sparse, drought-adapted vegetation.

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