Below is the current meter notes for a river.DistanceDepth of Depth ofNo. ofTime inVelocity atfromStationWaterObservation Rev.secondspoint1.) 9.50--2.) 20.00 1.250.753520.00.4503.) 30.00 1.700.345520.50.7391.365017.20.7204.) 40.00 2.300.469521.01.2511.849019.41.2435.) 50.00 2.851.717514.30.8526.) 60.00 1.550.935020.00.5247.) 70.00 0.900.183522.00.4730.723018.20.4698.) 78.351. Compute the velocity at a distance of 20.5 m from the first point1. COMPUTE THE VELOCITY AT A DISTANCEOF 20.5 m FROM THE FIRST POINT2.COMPUTE THE DISCHARGE IN LITER/S3.COMPUTE THE MEAN VELOCITY?

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1. COMPUTE THE VELOCITY AT A DISTANCE OF 20.5 m FROM THE FIRST POINT 2.COMPUTE THE DISCHARGE IN LITER/S 3.COMPUTE THE MEAN VELOCITY?

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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