The average depth of a lake at the inlet is 20 mm, and the average width is 160 cm. Water velocity at the inlet is 4 m/sec. The discharge at the outlet is 0.55 m³/sec. 1. Calculate the discharge (in L/day) at the inlet (write the answer in box 1) 2. Calculate the discharge (in L/day) at the outlet (write the answer in box 2)

The average depth of a lake at the inlet is 20 mm, and the average width is 160 cm. Water velocity at the inlet is 4 m/sec. The discharge at the outlet is 0.55 m³/sec. 1. Calculate the discharge (in L/day) at the inlet (write the answer in box 1) 2. Calculate the discharge (in L/day) at the outlet (write the answer in box 2)

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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