30 Suppose that rainfall intensity-duration-frequencydata, for a region with a humid, temperate climate,can be described by the equation below:TP = Kp(D+b)°use the given constants, K, = 30, a = 0.2, b = 0.05 hand c = 0.70 (with P in mm/h, D in h, and T, in years).%3D%3DEstimate the 50 year rainfall with a duration. D of 70min.O 57 years1284 yearsO 75 yearsO None of the choicesO 50 years

Tr = 50 years Kp = 30 a = 0.2 b = 0.05 c = 0.70 D = 70 min or 7060 hr

Suppose that rainfall intensity-duratión-frequency data, for a region with a humid, temperate climate, can be described by the equation below: T P = Kp (D+b)° use the given constants, K, 30, a = 0.2, b = 0.05 h %3D and c = 0.70 (with P in mm/h, D in h, and T, in years). Estimate the 50 year rainfall with a duration, D of 70 min. O 57 years O 1284 years O 75 years O None of the choices O 50 years

Suppose that rainfall intensity-duratión-frequency data, for a region with a humid, temperate climate, can be described by the equation below: T P = Kp (D+b)° use the given constants, K, 30, a = 0.2, b = 0.05 h %3D and c = 0.70 (with P in mm/h, D in h, and T, in years). Estimate the 50 year rainfall with a duration, D of 70 min. O 57 years O 1284 years O 75 years O None of the choices O 50 years

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