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Water flows in a rectangular channel with bottom width 2.5 m at Q = 15 m3/s...

Water flows in a rectangular channel with bottom width 2.5 m at Q = 15 m3/s and y1 = 1.10 m. If the flow undergoes a hydraulic jump, calculate y2.

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