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Description: The three reservoirs system contains water. If L1 = 2000 m, f 1= 0.013, D1 = 1m; L2 = 2300 m, f2 = 0.02, D2 = 0.60m; and L3 = 2500 m, f = 0.023, D3 = 1.20m. Compute Q3 in m3/s. 2120 m100 m28 mDatum

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The three reservoirs system contains water. If L1 = 2000 m, f 1= 0.013, D1 = 1m; L2 = 2300 m, f2 = 0.02, D2 = 0.60m; and L3 = 2500 m, f = 0.023, D3 = 1.20m. Compute Q₃ in m³/s.

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