SITUATION 11: A 300-mm diameter test well penetrates 27 m below the static water table. Water is pumped at a rate of 63 ters/second for 24 hrs. The water levels at two observation wells 35 m and 95 m from the test well were lowered by 1.10 m and 0.50 m, respectively. Which of the following gives the rate of flow in MLD (Mega liters/Day)? c. 5.96 d. 4.87 Which of the following gives the coefficient of permeability of the aquifer? a 60.27 m/day b. 61.87 m/day c. 62.76 m/day d. 67.19 m/day Which of the following gives the transmissivity of the aquifer? a 1,713 m2/day b. 1579.04 m2/day C 1627.25 m2/day d. 1984.02 m2/day

SITUATION 11: A 300-mm diameter test well penetrates 27 m below the static water table. Water is pumped at a rate of 63 ters/second for 24 hrs. The water levels at two observation wells 35 m and 95 m from the test well were lowered by 1.10 m and 0.50 m, respectively. Which of the following gives the rate of flow in MLD (Mega liters/Day)? c. 5.96 d. 4.87 Which of the following gives the coefficient of permeability of the aquifer? a 60.27 m/day b. 61.87 m/day c. 62.76 m/day d. 67.19 m/day Which of the following gives the transmissivity of the aquifer? a 1,713 m2/day b. 1579.04 m2/day C 1627.25 m2/day d. 1984.02 m2/day

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