From the table below, compute the catchment volume from the total data of precipitation, runoff, ground water, and evapotranspiration from the month of February to October in km per month. Event Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Sep Oct Nov Dec Precipitation (km2/month) 1003 2500 1800 4000 1420 4320 5100 4900 3512 2450 3108 Ground water 521 684 1250 120 750 841 880 645 542 Ckm/month) Evapotranspiration km/month) 125 185 540 403 654 1526 750 512 Runoff 420 451 265 485 64 458 345 451 231 125 km3/month)

From the table below, compute the catchment volume from the total data of precipitation, runoff, ground water, and evapotranspiration from the month of February to October in km per month. Event Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Sep Oct Nov Dec Precipitation (km2/month) 1003 2500 1800 4000 1420 4320 5100 4900 3512 2450 3108 Ground water 521 684 1250 120 750 841 880 645 542 Ckm/month) Evapotranspiration km/month) 125 185 540 403 654 1526 750 512 Runoff 420 451 265 485 64 458 345 451 231 125 km3/month)

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