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What is the discharge of a stream that is one meter deep, two meters wide, and has a water flow of 5 meters per second

What is the discharge of a stream that is one meter deep, two meters wide, and has a water flow of 5 meters per second
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What is the discharge of a stream that is one meter deep, two meters wide, and has a water flow of 5 meters per second

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10 m^3 /s

Step-by-step explanation:

1 m X 2 m X 5 m /s = 10 m^3/s

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