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Water flows at a rate of 6m^3 / s in a rectangular channel of 3m width...

Water flows at a rate of 6m^3 / s in a rectangular channel of 3m width and 60cm water depths . Check whether the hydraulic jump occurs or not . If it is occurred , then determine the total energy loss during the jump and the jump efficiency . What is the type of this jump ?

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