Q10.8 Hydraulic conductivity of anaquifer is known to be 8 ft/day, andits dimensions are estimated to be40 ft thick and 18,000 ft wide. Twotest wells drilled one mile apart inthe direction of flow encountered thewater table al clevations 5,030 t and5,050 fL. Question: How many gallonsof water flow through the aquifer perday? (Toat the front of this manual.)o convert 'o gal, see pageWe've updated our read aloud featurGive it a try here.A Aa

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Q10.8 Hydraulic conductivity of am aquifer is known to be 8 ft/day, and its dimensions are estimated to be 40 ft thick and 18,000 t wide. Two test wells drilled one mile apart in the direction of flow encountered the water table at.elevations 5,030 n and 5,050 ft. Question: How of water flow through the aquifer per day? (To convert ftto gal, see page 7 at the front of this manual. many gallons

Q10.8 Hydraulic conductivity of am aquifer is known to be 8 ft/day, and its dimensions are estimated to be 40 ft thick and 18,000 t wide. Two test wells drilled one mile apart in the direction of flow encountered the water table at.elevations 5,030 n and 5,050 ft. Question: How of water flow through the aquifer per day? (To convert ftto gal, see page 7 at the front of this manual. many gallons

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Q10.8 Hydraulic conductivity of an
aquifer is known to be 8 ft/day, and
its dimensions are estimated to be
40 ft thick and 18,000 ft wide. Two
test wells drilled one mile apart in
the direction of flow encountered the
water table al clevations 5,030 t and
5,050 fL. Question: How many gallons
of water flow through the aquifer per
day? (To
at the front of this manual.)
o convert 'o gal, see page
We've updated our read aloud featur
Give it a try here.
A Aa

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