2. On the following days, the following observations were taken: TIME HOOKGAUGE READINGS 8" STD. RAINGAUGE READINGS (mm) (mm) 60.5 Mar 1 8 AM 0.0 2 PM 48.2 6.5 Mar 2 8 AM 53.6 1 2 PM 59.1 Mar 3 8 AM 53 5.2 What is the daily rainfall (in mm) on March 2? b. What is the daily pan evaporation (in mm) on March 2?

2. On the following days, the following observations were taken: TIME HOOKGAUGE READINGS 8" STD. RAINGAUGE READINGS (mm) (mm) 60.5 Mar 1 8 AM 0.0 2 PM 48.2 6.5 Mar 2 8 AM 53.6 1 2 PM 59.1 Mar 3 8 AM 53 5.2 What is the daily rainfall (in mm) on March 2? b. What is the daily pan evaporation (in mm) on March 2?

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