Q3. A hydrological study aimed at calculating the amount of infiltration after a storm collected the following data: Area: 1 km Rain intensity: 3cm/hr Rain duration: 30 minutes Maximum Interception and storage: 0.4 cm Percent full of interception and storage 80% Runoff: 1,000,000 liter Neglect evaporation %3D

Q3. A hydrological study aimed at calculating the amount of infiltration after a storm collected the following data: Area: 1 km Rain intensity: 3cm/hr Rain duration: 30 minutes Maximum Interception and storage: 0.4 cm Percent full of interception and storage 80% Runoff: 1,000,000 liter Neglect evaporation %3D

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