Porous stoneSoil specimen.Porous stoneGraduatedflaskRefer to the constant head permeability test shown in the figure above. For a test, these values are given:L = 310 mmArea of the specimen A = 185 cm2Constant head difference h = 500 mmWater collected in 3 min Q = 680 cmCalculate the hydraulic conductivity in cm/s.(Enter your answer to three significant figures.)k =cm/s

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Porous stone Soil specimen. Porous stone Graduated flask Refer to the constant head permeability test shown in the figure above. For a test, these values are given: L = 310 mm Area of the specimen A = 185 cm? Constant head difference h = 500 mm Water collected in 3 min Q = 680 cm Calculate the hydraulic conductivity in cm/s. (Enter your answer to three significant figures.) k = cm/s

Porous stone Soil specimen. Porous stone Graduated flask Refer to the constant head permeability test shown in the figure above. For a test, these values are given: L = 310 mm Area of the specimen A = 185 cm? Constant head difference h = 500 mm Water collected in 3 min Q = 680 cm Calculate the hydraulic conductivity in cm/s. (Enter your answer to three significant figures.) k = cm/s

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