What is the difference between water cycle and cycle water ? Thank you for answer

Answer 1

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The water cycle is a natural process in our ecosystem. When a cloud forms and releases rain, plants use it for photosynthesis, and humans use it for a variety of purposes. However, the water cycle is also a repetitive process that is the opposite of the water cycle, as the water that is left over after sweating from the body is absorbed by the sun and forms clouds in our atmosphere.

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Answer 2

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The "water cycle" refers to the natural process by which water continuously moves between the Earth's surface and the atmosphere through evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff. "Cycle water" is not a commonly used term and may refer to water treatment processes or systems designed to recycle or reuse water, such as wastewater treatment or water recycling systems.

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