1. For each case in Figure 1, determine the pressure, elevation, total heads and head loss atpoints A through E.5 cm10 cmB15 cm5 mSOIL5m6 mDatum5 стDatumD4D10 mFilter screenCase 1Case 2Figure 1

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1. For each case in Figure 1, determine the pressure, elevation, total heads and head loss at points A through E. 5 cm 10 cm 15 cm SOIL 5 m 5 cm 5m 6 m Datum Datum D 10 m Filter screen Case 1 Case 2 Figure 1

1. For each case in Figure 1, determine the pressure, elevation, total heads and head loss at points A through E. 5 cm 10 cm 15 cm SOIL 5 m 5 cm 5m 6 m Datum Datum D 10 m Filter screen Case 1 Case 2 Figure 1

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1. For each case in Figure 1, determine the pressure, elevation, total heads and head loss at
points A through E.
5 cm
10 cm
B
15 cm
5 m
SOIL
5m
6 m
Datum
5 ст
Datum
D
4D
10 m
Filter screen
Case 1
Case 2
Figure 1

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