A flownet is drawn to obtain

seepage, coefficient of permiability and uplift pressure

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coefficient of permeability, uplift pressure and exit gradient

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exit gradient, uplift pressure and seepage quantity

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exit gradient, seepage and coefficient of permeability

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The correct option is C exit gradient, uplift pressure and seepage quantity
Once a flow net is constructed, its graphical properties can be used to obtain solutions for many seepage problems such as the estimation of seepage losses from reservoirs, determination of seepage pressures, uplift pressures below dams, to check the possibility of piping and many others.

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