Khosla's theory of dependent variables is used in the design of – McqOptions

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1.	Khosla's theory of dependent variables is used in the design of
A.	Weirs and barrages
B.	Cross regulators and head regulators
C.	Modules
D.	Both (I) and (II) above
E.	All (I), (l) and (III) above
Answer» E. All (I), (l) and (III) above

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