The table below represents the flow information for a river, follow the flood hydrograph of this river if you know that the coefficient of Maxingham K = 8, X value = 0.25 m. Then find: A- The value of the final discharge at the time of 8 hours. b- The final discharge value at the time of 12 hours. 28 10 24 15 20 20 16 25 12 30 8 30 4 16 0 8 time (hour) inflow (m3/s)

The table below represents the flow information for a river, follow the flood hydrograph of this river if you know that the coefficient of Maxingham K = 8, X value = 0.25 m. Then find: A- The value of the final discharge at the time of 8 hours. b- The final discharge value at the time of 12 hours. 28 10 24 15 20 20 16 25 12 30 8 30 4 16 0 8 time (hour) inflow (m3/s)

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