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Surface water has no relationship to groundwater since it is formed in different parts of the watershed. True or False?
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Surface water has no relationship to groundwater since it is formed in different parts of the watershed. True or False?

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itss trueee because it is better than false
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Its true

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It is true, because water that is underground can be clean even thought it will mostly be dirty. and surface water has been affect by the polution, so it was formed differently.

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