I need part 1 and part 2 Estimate the uplift pressure under bottom left corner of this dam If the entire dam sits 2ft below the top of the soil and the potential energy at the bottom left corner is 25ft.Answer in psf and round your answer to the ones place (no decimals).part 2ReservoirDam75▼h = h,h=h₂z = h₁z = h₁z = 0Elevation Estimate the flow under the dam below given: k = 5.3x10^-4 cm/s, h1 = 35ft, h2 = 14ft. Answer in cubic feet per second to 6 decimal places.Reservoirhah,DamVh=h₂Az=h₁z=h₂1.2=0Elevationparti

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Estimate the uplift pressure under bottom left corner of this dam If the entire dam sits 2ft below the top of the soil and the potential energy at the bottom left corner is 25ft. Answer in psf and round your answer to the ones place (no decimals). Reservoir part 2 hah, 7 Dam ♡ h=h₂ z = h, z = h₁ Elevation

Estimate the uplift pressure under bottom left corner of this dam If the entire dam sits 2ft below the top of the soil and the potential energy at the bottom left corner is 25ft. Answer in psf and round your answer to the ones place (no decimals). Reservoir part 2 hah, 7 Dam ♡ h=h₂ z = h, z = h₁ Elevation

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Estimate the uplift pressure under bottom left corner of this dam If the entire dam sits 2ft below the top of the soil and the potential energy at the bottom left corner is 25ft.
Answer in psf and round your answer to the ones place (no decimals).
part 2
Reservoir
Dam
7
5
▼
h = h,
h=h₂
z = h₁
z = h₁
z = 0
Elevation

Estimate the flow under the dam below given: k = 5.3x10^-4 cm/s, h1 = 35ft, h2 = 14ft. Answer in cubic feet per second to 6 decimal places.
Reservoir
hah,
Dam
V
h=h₂
A
z=h₁
z=h₂
1.
2=0
Elevation
parti

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