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10.4. What is the mean shear stress 8v flume 2.4 m deep and 3 m wide at the top, when the depth of uniform flow is 1.8 m? périmeter of a triangular Aume is 1 in 200 and water is flowing

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10.4. What is the mean shear stress over the wetted perimeter of a triangular
flume 2.4 m deep and 3 m wide at the top, when the depth of uniform flow is 1.8 m?
The-slope-of-the flume is Lin 200, and water is flowing.

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