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← HistoryWithin Mughal garden irrigation systems, which outcome resulted from water wheel inefficiency?
A)Increased silt deposition in channels✓
B)Uneven flow to upper terraces
C)Higher algae growth upstream
D)Decreased hydraulic head uniformity
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Increased silt deposition arises because lower water wheel pumping efficiency reduces water velocity and increases sedimentation; therefore sediments accumulate upstream rather than proper irrigation, whilst other options address system imbalances.
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