The average monthly supplies of a river in 106 m3 are given below with the demand variation factors (DVF). This river supplies the demands of a city with the populations; P1995= 480,000 P2020-800,000. Using the method of geometric extrapolation, determine: • Until when river can supply the demands of the city • Until when river can supply the demands of the city by 69% regulation M J Q 14 0.54 DVF F M 12 17 0.55 0.53 A M 31 21 0.52 J 17 0.6 0.68 J 9 0.75 A 8 0.71 S 11 0.65 0 N 12 10 0.58 0.54 D 11 0.55

The average monthly supplies of a river in 106 m3 are given below with the demand variation factors (DVF). This river supplies the demands of a city with the populations; P1995= 480,000 P2020-800,000. Using the method of geometric extrapolation, determine: • Until when river can supply the demands of the city • Until when river can supply the demands of the city by 69% regulation M J Q 14 0.54 DVF F M 12 17 0.55 0.53 A M 31 21 0.52 J 17 0.6 0.68 J 9 0.75 A 8 0.71 S 11 0.65 0 N 12 10 0.58 0.54 D 11 0.55

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