Route the inflow hydrograph in TABLE Q4(b) through a river reach. Given thatMuskingum coefficient K and x are 8 hours and 0.2, respectively.(i) Calculate the coefficient of Co, Ci and C2 and prove the sum of these coefficientsis equal to 1.(ii) Determine outflow (m³/s) and assume the outflow at t = 0 is 8 m³/s.(iii) Plot and label, inflow and outflow in m³/s in a graph. TABLE Q4(b)Time8 12 16420242832| (hours)Inflow81630302520151210(m³/s)

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uskingum coefficient K and x are 8 hours and 0.2, respectiv Calculate the coefficient of Co, Ci and C2 and prove the s is equal to 1. ) Determine outflow (m³/s) and assume the outflow at t = 0 i) Plot and label, inflow and outflow in m³/s in a graph.

uskingum coefficient K and x are 8 hours and 0.2, respectiv Calculate the coefficient of Co, Ci and C2 and prove the s is equal to 1. ) Determine outflow (m³/s) and assume the outflow at t = 0 i) Plot and label, inflow and outflow in m³/s in a graph.

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