17. Drawdown in the pumping test refers to:a) The amount of water level decline in a well due to pumping.b) Amount of ground water recharged due to rainfall.c) Amount of water stored in the confined aquifer18. Imaginary wells are introduced:a) To replace the boundary condition for calculating discharge of ground water.b) For solving permeable and impermeable boundary conditions.c) Both a and b are correct

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Drawdown in the pumping test refers to: a) The amount of water level decline in a well due to pumping. b) Amount of ground water recharged due to rainfall. c) Amount of water stored in the confined aquifer Imaginary wells are introduced: a) To replace the boundary condition for calculating discharge of ground water. b) For solving permeable and impermeable boundary conditions. c) Both a and b are correct

Drawdown in the pumping test refers to: a) The amount of water level decline in a well due to pumping. b) Amount of ground water recharged due to rainfall. c) Amount of water stored in the confined aquifer Imaginary wells are introduced: a) To replace the boundary condition for calculating discharge of ground water. b) For solving permeable and impermeable boundary conditions. c) Both a and b are correct

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17. Drawdown in the pumping test refers to:
a) The amount of water level decline in a well due to pumping.
b) Amount of ground water recharged due to rainfall.
c) Amount of water stored in the confined aquifer
18. Imaginary wells are introduced:
a) To replace the boundary condition for calculating discharge of ground water.
b) For solving permeable and impermeable boundary conditions.
c) Both a and b are correct

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