For the 4-reservoir shown, if elev. P' = 86.95m, find the discharge at the 150mm diameterpipe. Assume f=0.02 for all pipes.El. 50mEl. 90m450 m -200 mm600600 mmmPEl. 75m300 m -200 mm900 m150 mmEl. 30m Vl

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For the 4-reservoir shown, if elev. P' = 86.95m, find the discharge at the 150mm diameter pipe. Assume f=0.02 for all pipes.

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pipe. Assume f=0.02 for all pipes.
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El. 90m
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200 mm
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