(i) Based on information given, calculate average daily flow of sewage need to be treated (ii) Assuming a using of water at 7:00 a.m is a peak hour, calculate the flow of sewage on that time. A new sewage treatment plant will be constructed in the upland of Kg Sejahtera witharea 60 m x 25 m.Data on existing building/infrastructure at Kg Sejahtera are provided below to help adesign calculation.BUILDING / INFRASTRUCTUREUNIT I AREAa.Residential house500 unitsb. Primary school (500 students)Hospital (20 beds)d.1 unit (9000 m²)1 unit (5000 m²)1 unit (10000 m?)1 unit (500 m²)с.Factory (200 staffs)d.Restaurant (10 staff)

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