During July, 1996 monthly inflow to Tarbela Reservoir was 20 billion cubic meters and outflow was 18.70 billion cubic meters. Find the rate of change of storage and change in storage during the period

During July, 1996 monthly inflow to Tarbela Reservoir was 20 billion cubic meters and outflow was 18.70 billion cubic meters. Find the rate of change of storage and change in storage during the period

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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