Total observed runoff volume during a 6hour storm with a uniform intensity of 4cm/hr is30 x 106m³, from a basin of 150km²3area.what is the average infiltration rate.A 0.67 cm/hrB 0.8 cm /hrC 0.5 cm/hrD1 cm/hr

Runoff volume =30 x 106 m3 6 hour storm, Intensity = 4 cm/hr

Total observed runoff volume during a 6 hour storm with a uniform intensity of 4cm/ hr is 3 30 x 106m³, from a basin of 150km² area .what is the average infiltration rate. A 0.67 cm/hr B 0.8 cm /hr C 0.5 cm/hr D 1 cm/hr

Total observed runoff volume during a 6 hour storm with a uniform intensity of 4cm/ hr is 3 30 x 106m³, from a basin of 150km² area .what is the average infiltration rate. A 0.67 cm/hr B 0.8 cm /hr C 0.5 cm/hr D 1 cm/hr

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