MOITAKIMAKS MUTTGIM1.) DETERMINE THE COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY FROM THE FOLLOWINGDATA (MM/S)LENGHTOF SAMPLE = 25cmile browsit enitubonMonastaleAREA OF CROSS SECTION OF THE SAMPLE = 30 cm²HEAD OF WATER =40стtorutemiDISCHARGE = 2.00 mL IN 110 secondsyan! apth inbom utne nit veroo atuato ed basebal15olsadnenigive in to lua ant of oub nensumstepmA'Sa pronic, uns gesig te brs

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MOITAKIMAKS MUERT GIM 1.) DETERMINE THE COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY FROM THE FOLLOWING DATA (MM/S) LENGHT OF SAMPLE = 25cm AREA OF CROSS SECTION OF THE SAMPLE = 30 cm² 40cm HEAD OF WATER = DISCHARGE = 2.00 mL IN 110 seconds yan! apth inom utne neut veroo atto e bass 15 give in to ua em bubinernevum el mA S a pronouns ist sie bis

MOITAKIMAKS MUERT GIM 1.) DETERMINE THE COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY FROM THE FOLLOWING DATA (MM/S) LENGHT OF SAMPLE = 25cm AREA OF CROSS SECTION OF THE SAMPLE = 30 cm² 40cm HEAD OF WATER = DISCHARGE = 2.00 mL IN 110 seconds yan! apth inom utne neut veroo atto e bass 15 give in to ua em bubinernevum el mA S a pronouns ist sie bis

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MOITAKIMAKS MUTTGIM
1.) DETERMINE THE COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY FROM THE FOLLOWING
DATA (MM/S)
LENGHT
OF SAMPLE = 25cm
ile browsit enitubon
Monastale
AREA OF CROSS SECTION OF THE SAMPLE = 30 cm²
HEAD OF WATER =
40ст
to
rutemi
DISCHARGE = 2.00 mL IN 110 seconds
yan! apth inbom utne nit veroo atuato ed basebal
15
olsadneni
give in to lua ant of oub nensum
step
mA'S
a pronic, uns gesig te brs

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