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1.	A catchment area of 80 hectares has a run-off coefficient of 0.5. A storm of duration larger than the time of concentration of the catchment and of intensity 3.6 cm/hr creates peak discharge of
A.	0.04 m3/sec
B.	0.40 m3/sec
C.	4.00 m3/sec
D.	40.0 m3/sec
Answer» D. 40.0 m3/sec

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