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Consider a 50-cm-diameter sewer (n = 0.013) on a slope of 0.003 m/m. Calculate the flow...

Consider a 50-cm-diameter sewer (n = 0.013) on a slope of 0.003 m/m. Calculate the flow rate, in liters/s, and the velocity, in m/s, for a depth of flow of 30 cm.

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