#33 A reservoir in Eastern Leyte had an average surface area of 20km2 during January 2019. In that month the mean rate ofinflow = 10 m³/s, outflow = 15 m3/s, monthly rainfall = 10 cmand change in storage = 16 Mm3. Assuming the seepage losses%3D%3Dto be 1.8 cm, estimate the evaporation in that month.O 23.4 mmO 24.5 mmO None of the choicesO 23.4 cmO 24.5 cm

Given that, for a reservoir during January 2019, average surface area = 20 km2 mean rate of inflow…

A reservoir in Eastern Leyte had an average surface area of 20 km2 during January 2019. In that month the mean rate of inflow = 10 m³/s, outflow = 15 m3/s, monthly rainfall = 10 cm %3D %3D %3D and change in storage = 16 Mm3. Assuming the seepage losses %3D to be 1.8 cm, estimate the evaporation in that month.

A reservoir in Eastern Leyte had an average surface area of 20 km2 during January 2019. In that month the mean rate of inflow = 10 m³/s, outflow = 15 m3/s, monthly rainfall = 10 cm %3D %3D %3D and change in storage = 16 Mm3. Assuming the seepage losses %3D to be 1.8 cm, estimate the evaporation in that month.

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