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NEVERMIND I GOT IT FREE PTS \An aquifer receives 40 m3 of precipitation and loses 10 m3 of water through natural movement. How much water can be pumped from the aquifer to balance the budget? A. 10 m3
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\An aquifer receives 40 m3 of precipitation and loses 10 m3 of water through natural movement.
How much water can be pumped from the aquifer to balance the budget?
A. 10 m3
B. 20 m3
C. 30 m3
D. 40 m3
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I personally think it’s c 30m3
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I also think it is c
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