Acatchment area which is having a slope of 3% and a loamy soil has four gaugingstations. Determine the net irrigation requirement in m if the crop factor on the areais 0.495 and the pan evaporation is 201mm, the conveyance efficiency is 34%. Thedistance of GS1 to GS4 is 480km. GS1 to GS2 is 424km. GS2 to GS3 is 235km, GS3to GS4 is 648km, GS1 to GS3 is 725km, and GS4 to GS2 is 771km. The rainfall depthsrecorded per year in GS1. GS2. G53, and G54 are 245mil 215mm, 178mm, and150mm and the corresponding polygon areas of each gauging station is 50,845 hec.480km2. 750km2, and 640km2. respectively

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Determine the net irrigation requirement in mif the crop factor

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