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Regardless of the channel shape, critical flow is defined by the following criterion:

Q=A1V1=A2V2cap Q equals cap A sub 1 cap V sub 1 equals cap A sub 2 cap V sub 2 = Volumetric flow rate ( = Cross-sectional area of the flow ( m2m squared = Mean velocity of the flow ( The Manning Equation

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Modeling real-world river dynamics and wave propagation.

Step 1: Identify given data (Q=2 m³/s, b=2m, S0=0.0005). Step 2: Assume critical flow condition (Fr=1). Step 3: Solve cubic equation yc^3 - (Q^2/(g b^2)) = 0. Step 4: Show iteration table. Step 5: Result yc = 1.32 m.*

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"Open Channel Flow" by K. Subramanya is a widely used textbook in the field of civil engineering, specifically in the area of hydraulics and water resources. The book provides a detailed coverage of the fundamental principles and applications of open channel flow, including flow through rivers, canals, and other open channels.

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Determination of backwater curves (M1, M2, S1 profiles).