Engineering, 15.04.2020 04:50, cg20061107

An engineer designing a hydroelectric facility recalls that the flow rate (in gallons per second) is four times the value of the head (in feet) but has forgotten both numbers. If the facility is expected to produce 1.5 MW of power with an efficiency of 88%, determine both the flow rate (in gal/s) and the head (in ft).

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