Which outcome results when improper settling occurs during initial bricklaying in Mughal garden aqueducts?

💡 Explanation

Reduced hydraulic head pressure appears, because *differential settling* of brickwork causes misalignments, rather than intended smooth gradients, therefore the water loses potential energy more rapidly down gradient, rather than promoting ideal flow.

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