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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:10 points Save Answer A watershed has a contributing area of 10.37 square miles. The NRCS curve number for the watershed is 75. Arainfall event of 3.65 inches occurs on the entire watershed, causing runoff. The runoff from the watershed goes into an abandoned rock quarry with vertical sides that has an area of 49 acres, and a total depth of 30 feet. Assuming that the quarry was empty when the rain started, how deep is water in the quarry when runoff ends? 10points Save Answer Given a pond that has vertical sides, an area of 25 acres, and has a depth of water of 7 fest. If evaporation is 0.2 inches per day, and water is pumped out of the reservoir to water a 200 acre vineyard 0.5 inches per day, how many days will it take to empty the reservoir?

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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Uploaded Image10 points Save Answer A watershed has a contributing area of 10.37 square miles. The NRCS curve number for the watershed is 75. Arainfall event of 3.65 inches occurs on the entire watershed, causing runoff. The runoff from the watershed goes into an abandoned rock quarry with vertical sides that has an area of 49 acres, and a total depth of 30 feet. Assuming that the quarry was empty when the rain started, how deep is water in the quarry when runoff ends? 10points Save Answer Given a pond that has vertical sides, an area of 25 acres, and has a depth of water of 7 fest. If evaporation is 0.2 inches per day, and water is pumped out of the reservoir to water a 200 acre vineyard 0.5 inches per day, how many days will it take to empty the reservoir?

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Let's solve each problem step by step: --- ## **Question 14** **Given:** - Watershed area = 10.37 sq. miles - Curve Number (CN) = 75 - Rainfall (P) = 3.65 inches - Quarry area = 49 acres - Quarry depth = 30 feet (not limiting, just informational) - Quarry initially empty ### **Step 1: Calculate Runoff Depth (Q) Using NRCS Curve Number Method** #### **1.1 Calculate S (Potential Maximum Retention):** \[ S = \frac{100}{CN} - 10 \] \[ S = \frac{100}{75} - 10 = 13.33 - 10 = 3.33 \text{ in} \] #### **1.2 Calculate Initial Abstraction (Iₐ):** \[ I_a = .2S = .2 \times 3.33 = .67 \text{ in} \] #### **1.3 Calculate Runoff Depth (Q):** \[ Q = \frac{(P - I_a)^2}{(P - I_a) + S} \] \[ Q = \frac{(3.65 - .67)^2}{(3.65 - .67) + 3.33} \] \[ Q = \frac{(2.98)^2}{2.98 + 3.33} \] \[ Q = \frac{8.88}{6.31} = 1.41 \text{ in} \] ### **Step 2: Calculate Total Runoff Volume** #### **2.1 Area in Acres:** \[ 1 \text{ sq mile} = 640 \text{ acres} \] \[ 10.37 \text{ sq miles} = 10.37 \times 640 = 6,636.8 \text{ acres} \] #### **2.2 Volume in Acre-Inches:** \[ \text{Volume (acre-inches)} = \text{Area (acres)} \times \text{Runoff Depth (in)} \] \[ = 6,636.8 \times 1.41 = 9,363.9 \text{ acre-inches} \] #### **2.3 Convert to Acre-Feet:** \[ 1 \text{ acre-foot} = 12 \text{ acre-inches} \] \[ \text{Volume (acre-feet)} = \frac{9,363.9}{12} = 780.3 \text{ acre-feet} \] ### **Step 3: Find Water Depth in Quarry** \[ \text{Depth (ft)} = \frac{\text{Volume (acre-ft)}}{\text{Quarry Area (acres)}} \] \[ = \frac{780.3}{49} = 15.92 \text{ ft} \] --- **Final Answer for Q14:** \[ \boxed{15.9 \text{ feet}} \] (water depth in the quarry when runoff ends, rounded to one decimal place) --- ## **Question 15** **Given:** - Pond area = 25 acres - Initial depth = 7 ft - Evaporation = .2 in/day - Water pumped to vineyard (200 acres) = .5 in/day ### **Step 1: Calculate Total Daily Loss (in inches)** \[ \text{Total daily water removed} = \text{Evaporation from pond} + \text{Pumped to vineyard} \] #### **Evaporation Loss (in acre-inches/day):** \[ = 25 \text{ acres} \times .2 \text{ in} = 5 \text{ acre-inches/day} \] #### **Pumping Loss (in acre-inches/day):** \[ = 200 \text{ acres} \times .5 \text{ in} = 100 \text{ acre-inches/day} \] #### **Total Daily Loss:** \[ = 5 + 100 = 105 \text{ acre-inches/day} \] ### **Step 2: Calculate Initial Pond Water Volume** \[ \text{Initial volume (acre-feet)} = \text{Area} \times \text{Depth} = 25 \text{ acres} \times 7 \text{ ft} = 175 \text{ acre-feet} \] \[ 1 \text{ acre-foot} = 12 \text{ acre-inches} \] \[ \text{Initial volume (acre-inches)} = 175 \times 12 = 2,100 \text{ acre-inches} \] ### **Step 3: Calculate Days to Empty** \[ \text{Days} = \frac{\text{Initial volume (acre-inches)}}{\text{Daily loss (acre-inches/day)}} = \frac{2,100}{105} = 20 \text{ days} \] --- **Final Answer for Q15:** \[ \boxed{20 \text{ days}} \] --- ### **Summary Table** | Question | Final Answer | |----------|--------------| | 14 | 15.9 feet | | 15 | 20 days |

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