Below is the current meter notes for a river.DistanceDepth of Depth ofNo. ofTime inVelocity atfromStationWaterObservation Rev.secondspoint1.) 9.50--2.) 20.00 1.250.753520.00.4503.) 30.00 1.700.345520.50.7391.365017.20.7204.) 40.00 2.300.469521.01.2511.849019.41.2435.) 50.00 2.851.717514.30.8526.) 60.00 1.550.935020.00.5247.) 70.00 0.900.183522.00.4730.723018.20.4698.) 78.351. Compute the velocity at a distance of 20.5 m from the first point1. COMPUTE THE VELOCITY AT A DISTANCEOF 20.5 m FROM THE FIRST POINT2.COMPUTE THE DISCHARGE IN LITER/S3.COMPUTE THE MEAN VELOCITY?

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Below is the current meter notes for a river.
Distance
Depth of Depth of
No. of
Time in
Velocity at
from
Station
Water
Observation Rev.
seconds
point
1.) 9.50
--
2.) 20.00 1.25
0.75
35
20.0
0.450
3.) 30.00 1.70
0.34
55
20.5
0.739
1.36
50
17.2
0.720
4.) 40.00 2.30
0.46
95
21.0
1.251
1.84
90
19.4
1.243
5.) 50.00 2.85
1.71
75
14.3
0.852
6.) 60.00 1.55
0.93
50
20.0
0.524
7.) 70.00 0.90
0.18
35
22.0
0.473
0.72
30
18.2
0.469
8.) 78.35
1. Compute the velocity at a distance of 20.5 m from the first point
1. COMPUTE THE VELOCITY AT A DISTANCE
OF 20.5 m FROM THE FIRST POINT
2.COMPUTE THE DISCHARGE IN LITER/S
3.COMPUTE THE MEAN VELOCITY?

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