Q4. Water flows along the rectangular channel such that after it falls to the lower elevation, the depth PR V V V V V V Yw Yw 28 29′ 29′ 29′ 29′ 29′ Determine the volumetric discharge through the channel. The channel has a width of 1.5 m. h = 0.3 m. Find (4), w Yw ,ZA, ZB, ZC, Zp, ZQ, ZR.

Q4. Water flows along the rectangular channel such that after it falls to the lower elevation, the depth PR V V V V V V Yw Yw 28 29′ 29′ 29′ 29′ 29′ Determine the volumetric discharge through the channel. The channel has a width of 1.5 m. h = 0.3 m. Find (4), w Yw ,ZA, ZB, ZC, Zp, ZQ, ZR.

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Q4. Water flows along the rectangular channel such that after it falls to the lower elevation, the depth
PR V V V V V V
28 29′ 29′ 29′ 29′ 29′
Yw Yw
Determine the volumetric discharge through the channel. The channel has a width of 1.5 m.
h = 0.3 m. Find (4),
w
Yw
0.25m
0.25m
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B
с
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,ZA, ZB, ZC, Zp, ZQ, ZR.
h = 0.3m
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