A catchment has an area of100 ha and a runoff/ rainfallratio of 0.40. If due to a 10 cmrainfall over the catchment astream flow at the catchmentoutlet lasts for 10 hours, theaverage stream flow in theperiod isO 100m^3/minuteO 16.7 m^3/sO 4x10^3 m^3/hourO 1.33 m^3/s

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catchment has an area of 00 ha and a runoff/ rainfall atio of 0.40. If due to a 10 cm ainfall over the catchment a tream flow at the catchment utlet lasts for 10 hours, the werage stream flow in the eriod is O 100m^3/minute O 16.7 m^3/s 4x10^3 m^3/hour O 1.33 m^3/s

catchment has an area of 00 ha and a runoff/ rainfall atio of 0.40. If due to a 10 cm ainfall over the catchment a tream flow at the catchment utlet lasts for 10 hours, the werage stream flow in the eriod is O 100m^3/minute O 16.7 m^3/s 4x10^3 m^3/hour O 1.33 m^3/s

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