For the data given in table and taking kor depth and kor period for wheat as 13.5 cm and 4 weeks respectively and for rice as 19.0 cm and 2.5 weeks respectively, compute the average discharge requirements and peak demand :- Crop Area under crop Total depth Base period (days) Average duty (hectare) (cm) halcumec Wheat 5000 37.50 140.0 3225.60 Rice 2500 120.00 120.0 864.00

For the data given in table and taking kor depth and kor period for wheat as 13.5 cm and 4 weeks respectively and for rice as 19.0 cm and 2.5 weeks respectively, compute the average discharge requirements and peak demand :- Crop Area under crop Total depth Base period (days) Average duty (hectare) (cm) halcumec Wheat 5000 37.50 140.0 3225.60 Rice 2500 120.00 120.0 864.00

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