The following table gives the observed annual flood values in Sg. Rimba.Year1963196419651966196719681969Q (m³/s) 3210400012503300248017801860Year197019711972197319741975Q (m³/s) 413031102320248034051820(i)Calculate the probability and return period using Weibull’s plotting position

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