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The Standard Deviation refers to a measure of how spread-out numbers are. Check FAQs
σ=Qav-Qf0.45
σ - Standard Deviation?Qav - Average Discharge?Qf - Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency?

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0.6444Edit=20.29Edit-20Edit0.45
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Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency Solution

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FIRST Step Consider the formula
σ=Qav-Qf0.45
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
σ=20.29m³/s-20m³/s0.45
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
σ=20.29-200.45
Next Step Evaluate
σ=0.644444444444442
LAST Step Rounding Answer
σ=0.6444

Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency Formula Elements

Variables
Standard Deviation
The Standard Deviation refers to a measure of how spread-out numbers are.
Symbol: σ
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Average Discharge
Average Discharge refers to the average volumetric flow rate of flood.
Symbol: Qav
Measurement: Volumetric Flow RateUnit: m³/s
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency
Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency refers to the flow rate of water occurring most often during flood events, indicating common flood conditions.
Symbol: Qf
Measurement: Volumetric Flow RateUnit: m³/s
Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Other Formulas to find Standard Deviation

​Go Standard Deviation given Gumbel's Constant
σ=1.28a

Other formulas in Gumbel's Method category

​Go Gumbel's Reduced Variate
y=a(Qf-Qfe)
​Go Gumbel's Constant given Gumbel's Reduced Variate
a=yQf-Qfe
​Go Flood Discharge given Gumbel's Reduced Variate
Qf=(ya)+Qfe
​Go Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency
Qf=Qav-(0.45σ)

How to Evaluate Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency?

Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency evaluator uses Standard Deviation = (Average Discharge-Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency)/0.45 to evaluate the Standard Deviation, The Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency is defined as the value of standard deviation when we have prior information of other parameters used. Standard Deviation is denoted by σ symbol.

How to evaluate Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency, enter Average Discharge (Qav) & Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency (Qf) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency

What is the formula to find Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency?
The formula of Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency is expressed as Standard Deviation = (Average Discharge-Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency)/0.45. Here is an example- -33.333333 = (20.29-20)/0.45.
How to calculate Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency?
With Average Discharge (Qav) & Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency (Qf) we can find Standard Deviation given Flood Discharge Having Highest Frequency using the formula - Standard Deviation = (Average Discharge-Flood Discharge having Highest Frequency)/0.45.
What are the other ways to Calculate Standard Deviation?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Standard Deviation-
  • Standard Deviation=1.28/Gumbel's ConstantOpenImg
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