A street is being designed and requires a gutter design using Metro Nashville Pavement Section A. The street has a slope of 3%. The pavement is sloped towards the side of the road at slope of 1.5%. The pavement is made of smooth asphalt. The spread cannot exceed 8 feet. Part A: Determine the Manning'sn value. Part B: For the maximum spread, determine the flowrate of the gutter based on the provided information.

A street is being designed and requires a gutter design using Metro Nashville Pavement Section A. The street has a slope of 3%. The pavement is sloped towards the side of the road at slope of 1.5%. The pavement is made of smooth asphalt. The spread cannot exceed 8 feet. Part A: Determine the Manning'sn value. Part B: For the maximum spread, determine the flowrate of the gutter based on the provided information.

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