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(a)
To calculate: The traffic flow across the given experiment done by restricting the flow along the streets as shown in the provided diagram.
(b)
To calculate: the traffic like along the middle stretch of ok street if 20 cars per minute drive along party drive when the flow across the given experiment done by restricting the flow along the streets as shown in the provided diagram.
(c)
To calculate: the traffic like along the middle stretch of oak street if 20 cars per minute drive along Einstein ave and 90 cars per minute drive down the middle stretch of Hempstead Tpk.
The flow across the given experiment done by restricting the flow along the streets as shown in the provided diagram.
(d)
To calculate: The minimum traffic along the middle stretch of Hempstead Tpk, if Einstein ave is deserted.
The flow across the given experiment done by restricting the flow along the streets as shown in the provided diagram.
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