Q 6 .An aquifer has following different formations, their thickness and Hydraulicconductivity are given below. Assume that each formation is isotropic andhomogeneous. Compute both the equivalent horizontal and vertical hydraulicconductivitiesFormation Thickness (m)Hydraulic Conductivity ( m/day)110.532.522329329.540.53943539.548.56.5061753.569.586988973.577.510851031190.5122.5129713113103.5119.51410813515122.5153.51612414517131.5149.51813915419147.5190.52015519521165.5190.52216921023178.5213.52418723425195.5241.52620124927207.5257.52821925229221.5260.53023325731240.5267.53224327333250.5299.534257302

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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