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These changing water levels at Montauk can best be described as

A) cyclic and predictable
C) noncyclic and not predictable
B) cyclic and not predictable
D) noncyclic and predictable​

These Changing Water Levels At Montauk Can Best Be Described As A Cyclic And Predictable C Noncyclic And Not Predictable B Cyclic And Not Predictable D Noncycli class=

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Answer:

A) cyclic and predictable

Explanation:

The graph shows changes in the water levels (in feet, ft). The water cycle consists of water that evaporates from the surface (land and sea) and subsequently returns in form of rain and/or snow. In general, water levels may be unpredictable in short term but predictable in the long term. The graph shows that this process is cyclic because it is regularly patterned and also occurs in regular intervals (therefore being predictable).

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