Hello, for some reason this question keeps getting rejected. If you could please tell me why that would be much appreciated. This is a hydrology question and all the info I have on it is here.Could someone help me with this problem please? Thank youGiven the following data for two of the Great Lakes Volume (km3)Q (m3/sec)Lake Superior12,0862,181Lake Erie4804,975If both lakes are contaminated with a pollutant that is 3x above acceptable levels, how long would it take each lake to return to acceptable levels (assuming no additional contaminant input)? *Inflow and Outflow are considered the same.

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Hello, for some reason this question keeps getting rejected. If you could please tell me why that would be much appreciated. This is a hydrology question and all the info I have on it is here.

Could someone help me with this problem please? Thank you

Given the following data for two of the Great Lakes

	Volume (km³)	Q (m³/sec)
Lake Superior	12,086	2,181
Lake Erie	480	4,975

If both lakes are contaminated with a pollutant that is 3x above acceptable levels, how long would it take each lake to return to acceptable levels (assuming no additional contaminant input)?

*Inflow and Outflow are considered the same.

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