________ is the "hidden" part of the water cycle because it is below earth's surface. a. groundwater b. caves c. swamps d. steam

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________ is the "hidden" part of the water cycle because it is below earth's surface.

a. groundwater
b. caves
c. swamps
d. steam

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A. Groundwater is below the earth's surface

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