The cross section of a trapezoidal channel is shown. Side slopes are 2V:3H and the discharge is 30 cms.61. Determine the critical depth.a. 0.308 mb. 0.926 mc. 6.79 md. 2.207 m2m62. Find the minimum energy that gives thesame amount of flow.a. 0.62 m10 mb.1.39 mc.1.59 m.d.1.76 m.

Given:- Side slope of channnel =2V:3HDischarge, Q=30 cms To find:- Critical depth Minimum energy

The cross section of a trapezoidal channel is shown. Side slopes are 2V:3H and the discharge is 30 cms. 61. Determine the critical depth. a. 0.308 m b. 0.925 m c. 6.79m d. 2.207 m 62. Find the minimum energy that gives the same amount of flow. a. 0.62 m b. 1.39m c. 1.59 m 1.76m 2m 10 m

The cross section of a trapezoidal channel is shown. Side slopes are 2V:3H and the discharge is 30 cms. 61. Determine the critical depth. a. 0.308 m b. 0.925 m c. 6.79m d. 2.207 m 62. Find the minimum energy that gives the same amount of flow. a. 0.62 m b. 1.39m c. 1.59 m 1.76m 2m 10 m

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