Which outcome occurs when the garden subsurface irrigation channels of Mughal Agra experience siltation on hot days?

💡 Explanation

Reduced water flow leads to decreased fountain hydrostatic pressure, because siltation narrows the channel cross-section, increasing flow resistance. Therefore, fountain heights diminish, rather than increasing capillary action in the soil, because that process happens independently.

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