A catchment is having the following inflows and outflows in cubic meters for a year period. The storage at the beginning of the year is having a capacity of 163 cubic meters, determine the volume in the storage at the end of June in cubic meters. Month Inflow Outflow Jan 69 70 Feb 45 22 Mar 56 26 Apr 43 54 May 78 74 Jun 52 48 Jul 52 69 Aug 22 72 Sep 67 65 Oct 56 75 Nov 69 40 Dec 57 33

A catchment is having the following inflows and outflows in cubic meters for a year period. The storage at the beginning of the year is having a capacity of 163 cubic meters, determine the volume in the storage at the end of June in cubic meters. Month Inflow Outflow Jan 69 70 Feb 45 22 Mar 56 26 Apr 43 54 May 78 74 Jun 52 48 Jul 52 69 Aug 22 72 Sep 67 65 Oct 56 75 Nov 69 40 Dec 57 33

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