Q4In the following figure shows a channel contraction section often called a venturi flume,because measurements of y, and y2 can be used to meter the flow rate.Show that if losses are neglected and the flow is one-dimensional and subcritical,Apply this to the special case b;=3 m, b;=2 m, and y,=1.9 m.a) Find the flow rate if y2=1.5 m.b) Also find the depth y2 for which the flow becomes critical in the throat.b,b2Top viewSide view

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Apply this to the special case b;=3 m, b2=2 m, and y,=1.9 m. a) Find the flow rate if y2=1.5 m. b) Also find the depth y2 for which the flow becomes critical in the throat.

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