A basin is 50 ft long, 2 ft wide, and 4 ft deep. A sharp-crested rectangular weir is

Chapter 13, Problem 13.62

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A basin is 50 ft long, 2 ft wide, and 4 ft deep. A sharp-crested rectangular weir is located at one end of the basin, and it spans the width of the basin (the weir is 2 ft long). The crest of the weir is 2 ft above the bottom of the basin. At a given instant water in the basin is 3 ft deep; thus water is flowing over the weir and out of the basin. Estimate the time it will take for the water in the basin to go from the 3 ft depth to a depth of 2 ft 2 in.

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