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Water flows at a rate of 10 ft3/s in a rectangular channel 5 ft wide by 1 ft deep. Which of the following statements apply? a. The flow is subcritical b. The flow is critical c. The flow is supercritical
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Water flows at a rate of 10 ft3/s in a rectangular channel 5 ft wide by 1 ft deep. Which of the following statements apply?

a. The flow is subcritical
b. The flow is critical
c. The flow is supercritical
d. none

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c. The flow is supercritical

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The supercritical flow of water is when the velocity is greater than the wave velocity. It is high flow velocity and the velocity is greater than the critical depth. The depth of water is denser when the flow is maintained at a certain level of velocity. The area is steep and slope is minimum so that the flow of water is supercritical.

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