can you help me solve this question thank you QUESTIONS:1)ZBZA=вAZp VDFigure 1The physical characteristics of the pipes are seen in the Table below,PipeADBDDiameter (mm)150200250Length (m)500f0.030.021200DC15000.03The water surface levels at the A and C reservoirs are respectively ZĄ= 100 mand zc= 74im for the given three-reservoir system. Reservoirs A and B are feeding reservoirC and Qa=QB. Please calculate the water surface level of the reservoir B. (g=°9840 m/s²,1-3.14)

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QUESTIONS: 1) ZB в A Zp V D Figure 1 The physical characteristics of the pipes are seen in the Table below, Length (m) 500 1200 Diameter (mm) 150 Pipe f 0.03 0.02 0.03 AD BD 200 DC 1500 250 The water surface levels at the A and C reservoirs are respectively ZĄ= 100 m and zc= 74im for the given three-reservoir system. Reservoirs A and B are feeding reservoir C and Qa=QB. Please calculate the water surface level of the reservoir B. (g=°9840 m/s², n=3.14)

QUESTIONS: 1) ZB в A Zp V D Figure 1 The physical characteristics of the pipes are seen in the Table below, Length (m) 500 1200 Diameter (mm) 150 Pipe f 0.03 0.02 0.03 AD BD 200 DC 1500 250 The water surface levels at the A and C reservoirs are respectively ZĄ= 100 m and zc= 74im for the given three-reservoir system. Reservoirs A and B are feeding reservoir C and Qa=QB. Please calculate the water surface level of the reservoir B. (g=°9840 m/s², n=3.14)

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