Determine the oil surface elevation at section 1.Elevation =?60 m5= 2k,- 0.040 mmD=0.1 mO Elevation= 130 m7 mOil, S= 0.9v = 3 x 10-3 m2/sK = 0.5Q= 0.03 m/s130 mO Oil surface elevation at section 1 = 136 mO None of the answers are correct.O oil surface elevation at section 1 = 170.35 mO Oil surface elevation at section 1 = 175.35 m

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Determine the oil surface elevation at section 1. Elevation = ? 60 m k,- 0.040 mm 8-0.1 m Elevation = 130 m 7 m Oil, S = 0.9 v = 3 x 10-3 m²/s Ke = 0.5 Q = 0.03 m/s - 130 m

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Determine the oil surface elevation at section 1.
Elevation =?
60 m
5= 2
k,- 0.040 mm
D=0.1 m
O Elevation
= 130 m
7 m
Oil, S= 0.9
v = 3 x 10-3 m2/s
K = 0.5
Q= 0.03 m/s
130 m
O Oil surface elevation at section 1 = 136 m
O None of the answers are correct.
O oil surface elevation at section 1 = 170.35 m
O Oil surface elevation at section 1 = 175.35 m

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