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Due to each end contraction, the discharge of rectangular sharp crested weir is reduced by

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Sunav Das
Sunav Das 10 months ago
Correct Ans is (B)
Shubhayan Barman
Shubhayan Barman 3 years ago
answer is 10%
Ilyas Jarl
Ilyas Jarl 5 years ago
It's 10%
Parah Tawseef
Parah Tawseef 5 years ago
Plz explain
Culprit
Culprit 5 years ago
A) is answer
(1/15)/2/3 = 0.04444
Culprit
Culprit 5 years ago
A) is answer
(1/15)/2/3 = 0.444
Vipan Kumar
Vipan Kumar 5 years ago
correct ans is option B
Navu Kashyup
Navu Kashyup 6 years ago
B
Panna Ram
Panna Ram 8 years ago
Option B is right.
Avantika Panwar
Avantika Panwar 8 years ago
Pllz explain this question
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