You make observations of 9 days of average daily streamflow. The largest discharge you observe is 32.5 cfs. What is your estimate of the exceedence probability for a discharge of 32.5 cfs? Give your answer in percent (e.g., write 15 and not 0.15)

You make observations of 9 days of average daily streamflow. The largest discharge you observe is 32.5 cfs. What is your estimate of the exceedence probability for a discharge of 32.5 cfs? Give your answer in percent (e.g., write 15 and not 0.15)

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