How is water transferred from the air to the ground? a. transpiration b. precipitation c. evaporation d. all of the above

The right answer is b. precipitation.

Precipitation refers to drops of water or ice crystals that, formed after condensation and agglomeration in clouds, become too heavy to remain suspended in the air and fall to the ground or evaporate before reaching it ( virga). These precipitations are of several kinds: rain, snow and hail are among the most frequent.

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