Problem 2. The evaporation losses from a reservoir of constant surface area of 500 hectares are 250 acre- ft per day. If the outflow from the reservoir is 50 cfs, determine the change in the water level of the reservoir in a day without inflow.

Problem 2. The evaporation losses from a reservoir of constant surface area of 500 hectares are 250 acre- ft per day. If the outflow from the reservoir is 50 cfs, determine the change in the water level of the reservoir in a day without inflow.

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Problem 2. The evaporation losses
from a reservoir of constant
surface area of 500 hectares are
250 acre- ft per day. If the outflow
from the reservoir is 50 cfs,
determine the change in the water
level of the reservoir in a day
without inflow.

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