The Volume of Water Flowing Through Any Part of a River

question 122

Multiple Choice

The volume of water flowing through any part of a river per unit time is calculated by:

• A) multiplying the velocity by the cross-sectional area of the river
• B) multiplying the velocity times the length of the river
• C) dividing the channel's width by its velocity
• D) dividing the channel's length by its cross-sectional area

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