1. A reservoir has an inflow of 15 m/s, and experiences seepage losses of 120 m®/minute. The Precipitation and Evaporati

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1. A reservoir has an inflow of 15 m/s, and experiences seepage losses of 120 m®/minute. The Precipitation and Evaporati

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1. A reservoir has an inflow of 15 m/s, and experiences seepage losses of 120 m®/minute. The Precipitation and Evaporation averages are 15 mm and 2,8 mm respectively in 24 hours for that specific period. If 6 m/s is pumped out for irrigation purposes and another 14 x 106 /hour for domestic usage, what would be the outflow? Take an average water surface area of 10 km2 and provide the answer in m/s.
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