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3- In 2019 a reservoir had an average area of 10 mi², average inflow of 126.0 ft³/s, average outflow of 121.0 ft³/s, 726 mm of precipitation, 62 mm of seepage from the bottom of the reservoir into groundwater. During the year the storage decreased by 112 acre-ft. How much water was lost to evaporation during the year assuming no other losses or gains? Report your answer in mm.

3- In 2019 a reservoir had an average area of 10 mi², average inflow of 126.0 ft³/s, average outflow of 121.0 ft³/s, 726 mm of precipitation, 62 mm of seepage from the bottom of the reservoir into groundwater. During the year the storage decreased by 112 acre-ft. How much water was lost to evaporation during the year assuming no other losses or gains? Report your answer in mm.

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3- In 2019 a reservoir had an average area of 10 mi², average inflow of 126.0 ft³/s, average outflow of 121.0 ft³/s, 726 mm of precipitation, 62 mm of seepage from the bottom of the reservoir into groundwater. During the year the storage decreased by 112 acre-ft. How much water was lost to evaporation during the year assuming no other losses or gains? Report your answer in mm.
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