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← HistoryWithin a Mughal garden's raised aqueduct system, which outcome is hastened when joints use simple mortar rather than interlocking terracotta pipes?
A)Increased hydrodynamic head pressure
B)Reduced sedimentation accumulation
C)Accelerated evaporative water loss✓
D)Improved bio-fouling resistance
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Increased evaporative water loss results, because the simple mortar is more porous and prone to cracking under thermal stress, increasing surface area for evaporation, rather than maintaining tight seals with terracotta, therefore minimizing losses.
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