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    This document provides instructions for an assignment on open channel flow. It will involve solving problems related to uniform flow in open channels, where the student must determine characteristics such as flow depth, velocity, and channel slope using Manning's equation. The document notes that problems may involve the ratio of horizontal to vertical slope and the uniform flow depth.

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    This document provides instructions for an assignment on open channel flow. It will involve solving problems related to uniform flow in open channels, where the student must determine characteristics such as flow depth, velocity, and channel slope using Manning's equation. The document notes that problems may involve the ratio of horizontal to vertical slope and the uniform flow depth.

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    This document provides instructions for an assignment on open channel flow. It will involve solving problems related to uniform flow in open channels, where the student must determine characteristics such as flow depth, velocity, and channel slope using Manning's equation. The document notes that problems may involve the ratio of horizontal to vertical slope and the uniform flow depth.

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    ASSIGNMENT : OPEN CHANNEL FLOW

    Note: m in some of the problem means it is the ratio of horizontal to vertical slope, which
    means, m horizontal is to 1 vertical (m H : 1 V). Also, yo means uniform depth or the so-called
    normal depth.

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