Plzz solve show that for a submerged hydraulic jump justdownstream of a sluic gate, in a horizontalrectangularchannel,ysX1√ 2 F2²(727_-_-_-1) + ( 72² ) ²Y2where Y₁ is the depth of opening of the sluic gato,12 is the plepth of flow downstream of thesubmerged hydraulic jump, xs is the water clepthon the downstream side of the sluice gate, andF1 is the frouce number of flow through the sluiceopening.

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show that for a submerged hydraulic jump just downstream of a sluic gate, in a horizontal rectangular channel, Ys X1 2 √ 2 F3 ( 712 - 2) + ( 12 ) ² Y2 where Y₁ is the depth of opening of the Sluvic gate, 12 is the depth of flow downstream of the submerged hydraulic jump, Xs is the water clepth on the downstream side of the sluice gate and F1 is the froucle number of flow through the sluice Opening.

show that for a submerged hydraulic jump just downstream of a sluic gate, in a horizontal rectangular channel, Ys X1 2 √ 2 F3 ( 712 - 2) + ( 12 ) ² Y2 where Y₁ is the depth of opening of the Sluvic gate, 12 is the depth of flow downstream of the submerged hydraulic jump, Xs is the water clepth on the downstream side of the sluice gate and F1 is the froucle number of flow through the sluice Opening.

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