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An asphalt rectangular channel is 7m wide and has a slope of 1° . The water...

An asphalt rectangular channel is 7m wide and has a slope of 1° . The water is 1.5m deep. Find the discharge rate for uniform flow. What is the radius of an asphalt cylindrical channel, which is half-full, to give a similar discharge rate?

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