The annual daily mean discharge data for USGS Gage 08057000 (Trinity Rv at Dallas, TX) is shown in the table below. Year Discharge (ft3/s) 2012 1,462 2013 818 2014 624 2015 6,840 2016 5,344 2017 1,534 2018 3,934 2019 4,190 2020 4,134 2021 2,749 Compute the median of the data. Report your answer with two decimal places.

The annual daily mean discharge data for USGS Gage 08057000 (Trinity Rv at Dallas, TX) is shown in the table below. Year Discharge (ft3/s) 2012 1,462 2013 818 2014 624 2015 6,840 2016 5,344 2017 1,534 2018 3,934 2019 4,190 2020 4,134 2021 2,749 Compute the median of the data. Report your answer with two decimal places.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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