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What is the main purpose of drainage in civil engineering projects?

A. To enhance soil quality
B. To prevent erosion
C. To control water runoff and prevent flooding
D. To improve aesthetics

Answer: To control water runoff and prevent flooding


Additional Information: Drainage systems are designed to manage surface and subsurface water, preventing flooding and ensuring the stability of structures.


Subjects: Civil Engineering, Engineering

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