Q1// A well pumping at a uniform rate was shut down after 200min; thereafter. measurements of s' and t' for an observation well were made and s'= 0.40m was determined, the transmissivity= 1100 m²/day. Find the pumping rate for this well.

Q1// A well pumping at a uniform rate was shut down after 200min; thereafter. measurements of s' and t' for an observation well were made and s'= 0.40m was determined, the transmissivity= 1100 m²/day. Find the pumping rate for this well.

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measurements of s' and t' for an observation well were made and s'= 0.40m was determined,
the transmissivity= 1100 m²/day. Find the pumping rate for this well.

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