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Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation Formula

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Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve is the double-mass analysis which is a simple graphical method to evaluate the consistency of hydrological data. Check FAQs

M a = \frac{P x \cdot M c}{P cx}

M_a - Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve?P_x - Original Recorded Precipitation?M_c - Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve?P_cx - Corrected Precipitation?

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0.9 = \frac{12 \cdot 1.2}{16}

0.9 = \frac{12mm \cdot 1.2}{16mm}

0.9 = \frac{12 \cdot 1.2}{16}

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FIRST Step Consider the formula

M a = \frac{P x \cdot M c}{P cx}

Next Step Substitute values of Variables

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M a = \frac{12mm \cdot 1.2}{16mm}

Next Step Convert Units

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M a = \frac{0.012m \cdot 1.2}{0.016m}

Next Step Prepare to Evaluate

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M a = \frac{0.012 \cdot 1.2}{0.016}

LAST Step Evaluate

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M a = 0.9

Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation Formula Elements

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Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve

Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve is the double-mass analysis which is a simple graphical method to evaluate the consistency of hydrological data.

Symbol: M_a

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve

Original Recorded Precipitation

Original Recorded Precipitation at time period t1 at station X of the considered catchment.

Symbol: P_x

Measurement: LengthUnit: mm

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Original Recorded Precipitation

Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve

Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve is the double-mass analysis which is a simple graphical method to evaluate the consistency of hydrological data.

Symbol: M_c

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve

Corrected Precipitation

Corrected Precipitation at any time period t1 at station X of the considered catchment.

Symbol: P_cx

Measurement: LengthUnit: mm

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Corrected Precipitation

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Go Corrected Precipitation at any Time Period at Station 'X'

P cx = P x \cdot \frac{M c}{M a}

Go Corrected Slope of Double Mass Curve

M c = \frac{P cx \cdot M a}{P x}

Go Original Recorded Precipitation given Corrected Precipitation at any Time Period

P x = \frac{P cx \cdot M a}{M c}

How to Evaluate Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation?

Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation evaluator uses Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve = (Original Recorded Precipitation*Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve)/Corrected Precipitation to evaluate the Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve, The Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation formula is defined as a break in the slope of the double-mass curve means that a change in the constant of proportionality between the two variables has occurred or perhaps that the proportionality is not a constant at all rates of cumulation. Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve is denoted by M_a symbol.

How to evaluate Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation, enter Original Recorded Precipitation (P_x), Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve (M_c) & Corrected Precipitation (P_cx) and hit the calculate button.

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What is the formula to find Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation?

The formula of Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation is expressed as Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve = (Original Recorded Precipitation*Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve)/Corrected Precipitation. Here is an example- 0.9 = (0.012*1.2)/0.016.

How to calculate Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation?

With Original Recorded Precipitation (P_x), Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve (M_c) & Corrected Precipitation (P_cx) we can find Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation using the formula - Original Slope of Double-Mass Curve = (Original Recorded Precipitation*Corrected Slope of Double-Mass Curve)/Corrected Precipitation.

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Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation Formula

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How to Evaluate Original Slope of Double Mass Curve given Corrected Precipitation?

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