In the table given below, what can replace X?

Group I Group II Group III

sedimentation river transpiration

coagulation sea evaporation

X wells condensation

chlorination bore well precipitation

(a) surface run-off
(b) filtration
(c) rain
(d) ponds

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(b) filtration
Group I represents methods of separation and filtration is one of them.

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Group I	Group II	Group III
sedimentation	river	transpiration
coagulation	sea	evaporation
X	wells	condensation
chlorination	bore well	precipitation

In the table given below, what can replace X? Group I Group II Group III sedimentation river transpiration coagulation sea evaporation X wells condensation chlorination bore well precipitation (a) surface run-off (b) filtration (c) rain (d) ponds

(b) filtration Group I represents methods of separation and filtration is one of them.

In the table given below, what can replace X?

Group I Group II Group III

sedimentation river transpiration

coagulation sea evaporation

X wells condensation

chlorination bore well precipitation

(a) surface run-off
(b) filtration
(c) rain
(d) ponds

(b) filtration
Group I represents methods of separation and filtration is one of them.