How does water get from the atmosphere into the groundwater system? a. water from the ocean is sucked up into the groundwater system due to a pressure difference. b. precipitation falls into rivers and then flows downriver into the groundwater system. c. plants secrete water into the groundwater system in a process called evapotranspiration. d. precipitation falls on the ground and infiltrates the ground surface to the groundwater system.

D.

Explanation:

What is precipitation? --> The act on having water fall form the clouds, either in the form of rain or snow.

What is infiltration? --> The act on having water penetrate the soil, which leads them to groundwater systems.

→ Image down below will show you why answer D. is correct. That cycle is called the water cycle.

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d. Precipitation falls on the ground and infiltrates the ground surface to the groundwater system.

Explanation:

Water gets from the atmosphere into the groundwater system because precipitation falls on the ground and infiltrates the ground surface to the groundwater system.

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