In Mughal garden fountains, which outcome results when diurnal temperature variation reduces static head?

💡 Explanation

Fountain height decreases when water temperature increases because thermal expansion reduces water density and hydraulic head, affecting hydrostatic pressure; therefore, geyser fountains will be shorter due to lower water pressure, rather than other garden elements responding as directly.

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