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Q2: Water flows in a rectangular channel with a flow rate 5m³/s, and figure (1) shows the specific energy diagram. Determine the following:- 1)) critical depth and minimum specific energy. 2)) type of flow when the normal depth in this channel 1m. I 3)) width of the channel (B). 4)) If the specific energy equal to 2.5m determine the two possible depths of flow.

Q2: Water flows in a rectangular channel with a flow rate 5m³/s, and figure (1) shows the specific energy diagram. Determine the following:- 1)) critical depth and minimum specific energy. 2)) type of flow when the normal depth in this channel 1m. I 3)) width of the channel (B). 4)) If the specific energy equal to 2.5m determine the two possible depths of flow.

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