A 5 m wide rectangular channel carries a discharge of 16 m3/s. Manning's roughness coefficient for the channel is 0.012. The slope of channel bottom is 0.006. The depth of flow in channel required is decimal places) to carry the given discharge. Considering it is a wide channel. (in m, round off to two

A 5 m wide rectangular channel carries a discharge of 16 m3/s. Manning's roughness coefficient for the channel is 0.012. The slope of channel bottom is 0.006. The depth of flow in channel required is decimal places) to carry the given discharge. Considering it is a wide channel. (in m, round off to two

Structural Analysis

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