A channel artificially constructed for water conveyance of appreciable quantities with no problem of silting and scouring is called ____________________?

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A and B are correct. A regime canal is designed to maintain a stable channel without silting or scouring. A stable canal also refers to a channel that maintains its shape and flow characteristics under varying conditions. Therefore, both terms describe an artificially constructed water conveyance channel with no problem of silting and scouring.