2- The daily mean evaporation from a pan located near a lake is measured as 10 mm/day during August. The average surface area of the lake is 5.5 km². The discharge of inflow and outflow in/out of the lake are 1 m³/s and 500 lit/s respectively. If the total volume of the lake at the beginning of August is 50 million m³: a) Determine the volume of evaporation from the lake during August by taking the pan coefficient as 0.77. b) Determine the total volume of the lake by the end of August.

2- The daily mean evaporation from a pan located near a lake is measured as 10 mm/day during August. The average surface area of the lake is 5.5 km². The discharge of inflow and outflow in/out of the lake are 1 m³/s and 500 lit/s respectively. If the total volume of the lake at the beginning of August is 50 million m³: a) Determine the volume of evaporation from the lake during August by taking the pan coefficient as 0.77. b) Determine the total volume of the lake by the end of August.

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