A-One of four monthly reading rain gages on a catchment area develops a fault in amonth when the other three gages record, respectively (37, 43, 51)mm. If the averageannual precipitation of these three gages are (726, 752, 840) mm, respectively and(694mm) of the broken gage. Estimate the missing monthly precipitation at the laterstation.B-On a certain river, the following data obtained by stream gage:Water stage(m)Flow rate(cumecs)Main staff Auxiliary staff122121.5400122120.5680Estimate the flow rate when the main staff read (122m) and the auxiliary staff read(121.1m)?C-The following table represents the relation between the recorded discharges and thewater levels. Estimate the following relation and find Q when H=15m.Q=a (H-2) b102040100Q(m³/s)H(m)57910

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A-One of four monthly reading rain gages on a catchment area develops a fault in a month when the other three gages record, respectively (37, 43, 51)mm. If the average annual precipitation of these three gages are (726, 752, 840) mm, respectively and (694mm) of the broken gage. Estimate the missing monthly precipitation at the later station.

A-One of four monthly reading rain gages on a catchment area develops a fault in a month when the other three gages record, respectively (37, 43, 51)mm. If the average annual precipitation of these three gages are (726, 752, 840) mm, respectively and (694mm) of the broken gage. Estimate the missing monthly precipitation at the later station.

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