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← HistoryIn historic Mughal water gardens, which limitation increased when seasonal silt blocked subterranean aqueducts supplying water for fountains and "pietra dura"?
A)Fountain spray jet height reduces✓
B)Water temperature dramatically increases
C)Aqueduct structural fractures multiplied
D)Inlay stone discoloration increased
💡 Explanation
Fountain height reduces because reduced head pressure decreases flow rate through nozzles; this is a consequence of Bernoulli's Principle. Therefore, fountain spray diminishes, rather than temperature fluctuation, structural damage, or inlay discoloration.
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