NS(b) The hydrograph resulting from an 8-hr storm over a catchment area of 4000 km² isgiven in the table below. Derive and plot the unit hydrograph for this storm.Time hrs Discharge (m³/s)0612182430364248546012014048019802600250015001100540450400Baseflow (m/s)120140160180210220280295360380400→ 0052N

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(b) The hydrograph resulting from an 8-hr storm over a catchment area of 4000 km² given in the table below. Derive and plot the unit hydrograph for this storm. Time hrs 0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 Discharge (m/s) Baseflow (m³/s) 120 120 140 140 480 160 1980 180 2600 210 2500 220 1500 280 1100 295 540 360 450 380 400 400

(b) The hydrograph resulting from an 8-hr storm over a catchment area of 4000 km² given in the table below. Derive and plot the unit hydrograph for this storm. Time hrs 0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 Discharge (m/s) Baseflow (m³/s) 120 120 140 140 480 160 1980 180 2600 210 2500 220 1500 280 1100 295 540 360 450 380 400 400

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