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TEST 1: Identification.   Use your own words. Reservoir Minor   losses Friction factor Yield Elevation Discharge Velocity...

  1. TEST 1: Identification.   Use your own words.

  2. Reservoir
  3. Minor   losses
  4. Friction factor
  5. Yield
  6. Elevation
  7. Discharge
  8. Velocity of flow
  9. Manning’s formula – just write the formula
  10. Chezy’s formula - just write the formula
  11. hf

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Ally Wells answered 9 months ago
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