Three piezometers A, B, and C are 1500 m apart from each other. Piezometer B is locateddue north of piezometer A, and C to the west of line AB as shown in Figure P3.2. Theground surface elevation, the bottom elevation, and depth of water in each piezometerare given below:d. Determine the direction of the groundwater flow that is perpendicular to the contours.At AAt CAt BGround elevation(above mean sea11095125Jevel) (m)Piezometer bottomelevation (m)2575Depth to water levelin piezometer fromground surface (m)2235a. Determine the pressure heads at A, B, and C.b. Determine the hydraulic heads above mean sea level at A, B, and C.c. Draw the groundwater contours.e. Calculate the hydraulic gradient of groundwater.

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Three piezometers A, B, and C are 1500 m apart from each other. Piezometer B is located due north of piezometer A, and C to the west of line AB as shown in Figure P3.2. The ground surface elevation, the bottom elevation, and depth of water in each piezometer are given below: At A At C At B Ground elevation (above mean sea 110 95 125 Jevel) (m) Piezometer bottom elevation (m) 25 75 Depth to water level in piezometer from ground surface (m) 22 35 a. Determine the pressure heads at A, B, and C. b. Determine the hydraulic heads above mean sea level at A, B, and c. c. Draw the groundwater contours, d. Determine the dirrctio

Three piezometers A, B, and C are 1500 m apart from each other. Piezometer B is located due north of piezometer A, and C to the west of line AB as shown in Figure P3.2. The ground surface elevation, the bottom elevation, and depth of water in each piezometer are given below: At A At C At B Ground elevation (above mean sea 110 95 125 Jevel) (m) Piezometer bottom elevation (m) 25 75 Depth to water level in piezometer from ground surface (m) 22 35 a. Determine the pressure heads at A, B, and C. b. Determine the hydraulic heads above mean sea level at A, B, and c. c. Draw the groundwater contours, d. Determine the dirrctio

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