Perform the flood routing for a reach of river given x=0.2 and K=2 days. The inflow...

Perform the flood routing for a reach of river given x=0.2

and K=2 days. The inflow hydrograph with dt=1 day is given

below. Assume equal inflow and outflow rates on March 16.

Date	Inflow
16-Mar	4260
17	7646
18	11167
19	16730
20	21590
21	20950
22	26570
23	46000
24	59960
25	57740
26	47890
27	34460
28	21660
29	34680
30	45180
31	49140
1-Apr	41290
2	33830
3	20510
4	14720
5	11436
6	9294
7	7831
8	6228
9	6083

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Ally Wells answered 5 months ago

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