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Suppose there is a well on a farm. For years it has been providing all of the water needed for the crops. Suddenly, it stops working. What might have happened? Can this be remedied?

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albrechtemily20 albrechtemily20

21-02-2017

Yes, it can be remedied also it might have got something stuck in the well or hit a rock in the ground.

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Goelchandrika17 Goelchandrika17

21-02-2017

It can be that the water which is underground has stopped coming up to the well. We can renovate it make it more deeper so that the water can come up...☺

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