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In a rectangular channel, the depths of flow before and after the hydraulic jump are respectively 0.2 m and 1.2 m. What is the energy loss in the jump? (a) 1.042 m (b) 2.084 m (c) 3.126 m (d) 4.168 m

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In a rectangular channel, the depths of flow before
and after the hydraulic jump are respectively 0.2 m
and 1.2 m. What is the energy loss in the jump?
(a) 1.042 m
(b) 2.084 m
(d) 4.168 m
(c) 3.126 m

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