Ground water moving down wards in the un-saturated ground above the water table is called___________________?

Correct answer: A. Gravity water

  • A. Gravity water
  • B. Capillary water
  • C. Hygroscopic water
  • D. All are correctOrder Water Delivery

Explanation

Gravity water moves downward through unsaturated soil under the force of gravity, unlike hygroscopic water, which is tightly held by soil particles, and capillary water, which is held in small pores.

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