please only answer if sure it is correct. WILL thumbs up if correct. A concrete-lined, rectangular channel is to be constructed to carry a discharge of 500 ft³/s. Design thechannel assuming that the following values are fixed based on the design conditions:Bed slope = 0.002n=0.015⚫⚫b/y ratio = 2.0 (i.e., the width, b, is equal to 2y)

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A concrete-lined, rectangular channel is to be constructed to carry a discharge of 500 ft³/s. Design the channel assuming that the following values are fixed based on the design conditions: Bed slope = 0.002 n=0.015 ⚫ ⚫ b/y ratio = 2.0 (i.e., the width, b, is equal to 2y)