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The Indus draining into the Arabian Sea and Ganga-Brahmaputra into the Bay of Bengal explains which concept?

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Correct answer: Concept of river mouth and drainage direction

Direct answer: A, the concept of river mouth and drainage direction. A river begins at its source and moves through its course towards its mouth, the place where it finally enters a sea, lake or another river. The Indus reaches the Arabian Sea, while the Ganga-Brahmaputra system reaches the Bay of Bengal. Comparing their mouths tells us the direction in which these drainage systems carry water. A is therefore correct. B is unrelated because river mouths do not measure mountain height. C concerns plant structure, not drainage. D concerns a chemical property of soil, not the final outlet of a river. Memory cue: source is the beginning, mouth is the final outlet, and the route shows drainage direction.

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River MouthDrainage DirectionArabian SeaBay Of Bengal

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