Which consequence occurs when sections of Mughal garden `charbagh` water channels settle unevenly?

💡 Explanation

Uneven settling reduces flow because it interferes with hydraulic head (change in height dictating flow); irregularities disrupt laminar flow needed for gravity-fed systems. Therefore, hydraulic head inefficiency happens, rather than fountain pressure increasing/losses minimizing, because gravity feed depends slopes being precise.

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