The figure below shows water flowing through a channel of uniform width (into the plane of the screen). The upstream water depth is 200 mm. The channel bottom rises by a height of H = 70 mm and the downstream water depth is 90 mm. What is the upstream uniform velocity V₁? Neglect viscous effects and assume the flow to be uniform far upstream and downstream. The gravitational acceleration g is 9.81 m/s². V₁ 1. [0.433010472, 0.459794625_ m/s. V₁ 200 mm H 90 mm

The figure below shows water flowing through a channel of uniform width (into the plane of the screen). The upstream water depth is 200 mm. The channel bottom rises by a height of H = 70 mm and the downstream water depth is 90 mm. What is the upstream uniform velocity V₁? Neglect viscous effects and assume the flow to be uniform far upstream and downstream. The gravitational acceleration g is 9.81 m/s². V₁ 1. [0.433010472, 0.459794625_ m/s. V₁ 200 mm H 90 mm

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