Determine the seasonal consumptive use in (cm) from thefollowing data by the modified Blaney -Criddle equation, take ke=0.7.November DecemberMonthJanuaryFebruaryMean temperature (T°C)20161213% monthly daylight hours7.197.157.37.03

To determine the seasonal consumptive use in cm

Determine the seasonal consumptive use in (cm) from the following data by the modified Blaney -Criddle equation, take k=0.7. November December Month January February Mean temperature (T°C) % monthly daylight hours 20 16 12 13 7.19 7.15 7.3 7.03

Determine the seasonal consumptive use in (cm) from the following data by the modified Blaney -Criddle equation, take k=0.7. November December Month January February Mean temperature (T°C) % monthly daylight hours 20 16 12 13 7.19 7.15 7.3 7.03

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