c. Maximum Annual discharge for the Chikasia River near Blackwell, Oklahoma for 1936-1977 is given in the following table. Find out the recurrence interval of the river for year1965.YearMean Discharge (ft/s)YearMean Discharge (ft/s)YearMean Discharge (ft/s)1936524195037519646561937266195114501965835193841919522541966184193915919531091967189194076.6195471.0196896619411991955307196997.61942690195616819701581943282195771197133719446941958307197266119458841959168197373919462281960979197416119476671961420197515119487281962468197611301949117019639081977962

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c. Maximum Annual discharge for the Chikasia River near Blackwell, Oklahoma for 1936- 1977 is given in the following table. Find out the recurrence interval of the river for year 1965. Mean Discharge (ft*/s) Year Mean Discharge (ft’/s) 1950 Mean Discharge (ft/ Year Year 1964 1965 1936 524 375 656 1937 266 1951 1450 835 1938 419 1952 254 1966 184 1939 159 1953 109 1967 189 1940 76.6 1954 71.0 1968 966 1941 199 1955 307 1969 97.6 1942 690 1956 168 1970 158 1943 282 1957 71 1971 337 1944 694 1958 307 1972 661 1945 884 1959 168 1973 739 1946 228 1960 979 1974 161 1947 667 1961 420 1975 1976 151 1948 728 1962 468 1130 1949 1170 1963 908 1977 962

c. Maximum Annual discharge for the Chikasia River near Blackwell, Oklahoma for 1936- 1977 is given in the following table. Find out the recurrence interval of the river for year 1965. Mean Discharge (ft*/s) Year Mean Discharge (ft’/s) 1950 Mean Discharge (ft/ Year Year 1964 1965 1936 524 375 656 1937 266 1951 1450 835 1938 419 1952 254 1966 184 1939 159 1953 109 1967 189 1940 76.6 1954 71.0 1968 966 1941 199 1955 307 1969 97.6 1942 690 1956 168 1970 158 1943 282 1957 71 1971 337 1944 694 1958 307 1972 661 1945 884 1959 168 1973 739 1946 228 1960 979 1974 161 1947 667 1961 420 1975 1976 151 1948 728 1962 468 1130 1949 1170 1963 908 1977 962

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