Q4-b. For the given data, draw the hydrograph. Separate the base flow. Area of the basin= 40 km. Determine the depth of DRO.Flow (m'/sec)Time (24 hour Flow (m/sec) Time (24 hourformat)2format)2 (Next day)5011047908118.75751112070142251460172901720235520270512314050

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Q4-b. For the given data, draw the hydrograph. Separate the base flow. Area of the basin = 40 km'. Determine the depth of DRO. Time (24 hour Flow (m³/sec)| Time (24 hour Flow (m³/sec) format) 2 format) 2 (Next day) 50 110 47 90 8 75 8 75 11 120 11 70 14 225 14 60 17 20 23 290 17 55 51 50 270 20 23 140

Q4-b. For the given data, draw the hydrograph. Separate the base flow. Area of the basin = 40 km'. Determine the depth of DRO. Time (24 hour Flow (m³/sec)| Time (24 hour Flow (m³/sec) format) 2 format) 2 (Next day) 50 110 47 90 8 75 8 75 11 120 11 70 14 225 14 60 17 20 23 290 17 55 51 50 270 20 23 140

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