A submerged orifice 1m wide has height of water from the bottom and top of the orifice as 2 and 0.25m respectively. Find the discharge through the orifice, if the difference of water level on both sides of the orifice be 375mm.

A submerged orifice 1m wide has height of water from the bottom and top of the orifice as 2 and 0.25m respectively. Find the discharge through the orifice, if the difference of water level on both sides of the orifice be 375mm.

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5. A submerged orifice 1m wide has height of water from the bottom and top
of the orifice as 2 and 0.25m respectively. Find the discharge through the
orifice, if the difference of water level on both sides of the orifice be
375mm.

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