The Reynold's number associated with a trapezoidal channel is 3,000,000. The ratio of fluid dynamic viscosity to the fluid density is 0.00000115. The wetted perimeter and area are 14 m and 18 m², respectively. What is the approximate flow of the channel? a. O b. 62 m³/s 80 m³/s 0 с. 56 m³/s O d. 48 m³/s

The Reynold's number associated with a trapezoidal channel is 3,000,000. The ratio of fluid dynamic viscosity to the fluid density is 0.00000115. The wetted perimeter and area are 14 m and 18 m², respectively. What is the approximate flow of the channel? a. O b. 62 m³/s 80 m³/s 0 с. 56 m³/s O d. 48 m³/s

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