Question

what type of cycle is the water cycle? a living, biotic cycle a discontinuous cycle a biogeochemical cycle

Explanation:

The water cycle involves the movement of water through biological (living organisms), geological (Earth's surface, rocks), and chemical (changes in state, reactions) processes. Biogeochemical cycles include the cycling of elements between living and non - living components of the ecosystem. The water cycle is not just a biotic (living) cycle as it involves non - living components too, and it is a continuous cycle, not discontinuous. So the water cycle is a biogeochemical cycle.

Answer:

a biogeochemical cycle