In a hydraulic jump occurring in a horizontal channel, the Froude's number before the jump is 10.0 and energy loss is 3.2 m. Estimate sequent depths, discharge intensity and Froude's number after the jump.

In a hydraulic jump occurring in a horizontal channel, the Froude's number before the jump is 10.0 and energy loss is 3.2 m. Estimate sequent depths, discharge intensity and Froude's number after the jump.

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In a hydraulic jump occurring
in a horizontal channel, the
Froude's number before the
jump is 10.0 and energy loss is
3.2 m. Estimate sequent
depths, discharge intensity
and Froude's number after the
jump.

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