10. A gravelly sand has hydraulic conductivity of 6.1 x 104 m s-¹, a hydraulic gradient of 0.00141 m m¹¹, and a porosity of 20%. Determine the Darcy velocity and the average linear velocity that takes into account of porosity.

10. A gravelly sand has hydraulic conductivity of 6.1 x 104 m s-¹, a hydraulic gradient of 0.00141 m m¹¹, and a porosity of 20%. Determine the Darcy velocity and the average linear velocity that takes into account of porosity.

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A gravelly sand has hydraulic conductivity of 6.1 x 104 m
s-¹, a hydraulic gradient of 0.00141 m m¹¹, and a porosity of 20%. Determine the
Darcy velocity and the average linear velocity that takes into account of porosity.

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