I need to question #2 please. NO NO NO QUESTION #1. i don't have an idea how to start with the question #2. I don't understand anything. Pleaseeeeeee 1. For each of the channel cross sections shown in Figure, compute the area, wettedperimeter, and hydraulic radius.4.0 m2.5 m2.0 m-5.0 m(a)(b)1.2 m5.0 m(c)2. If the channel slope for the rectangular channel in question 1 is 0.005 and n = 0.0024.a. What is the discharge in the channel?b. Calculate the Froude Number.c. What is the state of flow?

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nons siOWIT IIT Figure, compu the area, welleu perimeter, and hydraulic radius. 4.0 m 25 m 2.0 m -5.0 m (a) (b) 1.2 5.0 m (c) 2. If the channel slope for the rectangular channel in question 1 is 0.005 and n = 0.0024. a. What is the discharge in the channel? b. Calculate the Froude Number. c. What is the state of flow?

nons siOWIT IIT Figure, compu the area, welleu perimeter, and hydraulic radius. 4.0 m 25 m 2.0 m -5.0 m (a) (b) 1.2 5.0 m (c) 2. If the channel slope for the rectangular channel in question 1 is 0.005 and n = 0.0024. a. What is the discharge in the channel? b. Calculate the Froude Number. c. What is the state of flow?

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