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An unconfined water table is the ________.

An unconfined water table is the ________.
A) boundary between the saturated zone above and partly saturated zone below
B) bottom boundary surface of the saturated zone above an aquitard
C) boundary between the aerated zone above and saturated zone below
D) boundary between the aerated and unsaturated zones

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