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← HistoryWhich outcome arises when silt accumulation obstructs flow?
A)Canal water flow decreases greatly✓
B)Canal walls structurally consolidate more
C)Evaporation rate is reliably elevated
D)Sediment load capacity will quickly decline
💡 Explanation
A reduction in water flow occurs because sediment accumulation increases flow resistance; this is the mechanism of hydraulic friction. Lower resistance allows for more water flow because channel cross-section shrinks rather than altering boundary composition or flow properties.
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