A well in which the water rises on its own to a level above its aquifer Choose one: A. is called a successful well. B. always pushes water higher than the ground surface. C. cannot be used for commercial or public use; the water is under too much pressure. D. is the result of pressure within a confined aquifer that creates a potentiometric surface.

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Jamie Gomez

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7 December, 01:15

A well in which the water rises on its own to a level above its aquifer Choose one: A. is called a successful well. B. always pushes water higher than the ground surface. C. cannot be used for commercial or public use; the water is under too much pressure. D. is the result of pressure within a confined aquifer that creates a potentiometric surface.

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Kristen Mccullough · Answer 1

D. is the result of pressure within a confined aquifer that creates a potentio-metric surface.

Explanation:

The aquifer is a layer of the porous rocks and has a permeable matter such as a sand and the gravel and through which the water flows and is stored. This aquifer well is knows as artesian well and confined aquifer that has groundwater under a positive pressure and is surrounded by an impermeable rock.