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Question
Rain gauge is the instrument for determining:
Explanation
A standard rain gauge measures precipitation depth as millimetres collected over a unit area, typically one square meter. This convention quantifies rainfall as water depth, not volume, allowing comparison across stations regardless of collector size and simplifying hydrological calculations.
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