If the bottom of the ditch described in the given has a uniformslope of 1 meter per kilometer, and if the bottom and sides are kept smooth and free from weeds, what will be the mean velocity of flow and the discharge? Use n = 0.02. 3. If the canal describedwere permitted to growweeds on the sides and bottom, what would be the velocity and discharge?Use n = 0.04. Consider a farm irrigation ditch in a loam soil having the following dimensions:a) Bottom width, 0.5 meters.b) Total depth, 0.60 meters.c) Side slopes of 1 horizontal to 1 vertical.d) Depth of water, 0.40 meters.e) Cross-sectional area of the stream. = 0.36m2f) Wetted perimeter. = 1.62m9) Hydraulic radius of the stream. = 0.222m%D

If the bottom of the ditch described in the given has a uniformslope of 1 meter per kilometer, and if the bottom and sides are kept smooth and free from weeds, what will be the mean velocity of flow and the discharge? Use n = 0.02.

If the bottom of the ditch described in the given has a uniformslope of 1 meter per kilometer, and if the bottom and sides are kept smooth and free from weeds, what will be the mean velocity of flow and the discharge? Use n = 0.02.

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