The runoff coefficient is directly proportional to the rate of runoff.TrueFalse What condition will convert a type C hydrograph to a type A hydrograph?A. Time of recession = duration of storm● B. Time of concentration = duration of stormOC. Time of recession = duration of runoffOD. Time of concentration = duration of runoff

The first part of the question is asking about the conditions that would convert a type C hydrograph…

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