Determine the length of the back water curve if E1=2.8m and E2=5.6m. G – McqOptions

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1.	Determine the length of the back water curve if E₁=2.8m and E₂=5.6m. Given:S₀=0.00009 S_f= 0.00004.
A.	26000m
B.	36000m
C.	46000m
D.	56000m
Answer» E.

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