For the irregular channel shown, determine: (a) the area of flow, A [m], (b) the wetted perimeter, P (m]. (c) the hydraulic radius, R [m], (d) the top width, T [m]. (e) the hydraulic depth, D [m], and (f) the flowrate, Q [m] if n= 0.013 and S (slope) = 0.003. 5 m 10m

For the irregular channel shown, determine: (a) the area of flow, A [m], (b) the wetted perimeter, P (m]. (c) the hydraulic radius, R [m], (d) the top width, T [m]. (e) the hydraulic depth, D [m], and (f) the flowrate, Q [m] if n= 0.013 and S (slope) = 0.003. 5 m 10m

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