1 v am/k2 4m 2 Q0.0145ma/ 1.06 24m2//mwidth 3.3 60 cm Water flows in a channel that has a slope of 30°. If the velocity is assumed to be constant, 12 m/s, and if a depth of 60 cm is measured along a vertical line, what is the discharge per meter of width of the channel?

1 v am/k2 4m 2 Q0.0145ma/ 1.06 24m2//mwidth 3.3 60 cm Water flows in a channel that has a slope of 30°. If the velocity is assumed to be constant, 12 m/s, and if a depth of 60 cm is measured along a vertical line, what is the discharge per meter of width of the channel?

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1 v4 2m/s 2.4m
2 Q-0.0145ma/s
1.06 24m2/w/mwidth
3.3
60 cm
Water flows in a channel that has a slope of 30°. If the
velocity is assumed to be constant, 12 m/s, and if a depth of
60 cm is measured along a vertical line, what is the discharge
per meter of width of the channel?

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