What does a cone of depression represent in hydrogeology?
A. A sinkhole forming in rock
B. A surface collapse from mining
C. A dip in water table due to pumping
D. A low in terrain
Answer: Option C
Solution (By Examveda Team)
A cone of depression forms when water is drawn from a well, creating a lowered water table around the well.It reflects the drawdown effect of pumping.This Question Belongs to Geological Engineering >> Groundwater And Hydrogeology
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