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Over time the density of salt in surface waters can increase. What is the cause of this increase? A condensation B precipitation C runoff D evaporation
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Over time the density of salt in surface waters can increase.

What is the cause of this increase?


A condensation

B precipitation

C runoff

D evaporation

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D since as the water evaporates the sat gets left behind at the surface of the water
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