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(a) A snow sample 20 cm high melted into 3 cm of water. What was the...

(a) A snow sample 20 cm high melted into 3 cm of water. What was the density of the snow sample?
(b) What is the water equivalent of snow accumulation measuring 9 inches with a density of 8%?
(c) Compute the overall snow-water equivalent for a watershed for which following elevation-area-snow-water-
equivalents have been measured.

Elevation (m) 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
Cumulative area (km2) 0 255 432 519 605
Snow-water equivalent (mm) 0 0 8 22 30

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