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2nd Law of Thermodynamics

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If $E_{L H} a n d E_{L S}$ are energy losses in a hydraulic jump corresponding to a horizontal rectangular channel and sloping rectangular channel respectively for same initial specific energy, then;

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E_{L H} < E_{L S}

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E_{L H} = E_{L S}

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E_{L H} > E_{L S}

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E_{L H} / E_{L S} = 0.8

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Solution

The correct option is C $E_{L H} > E_{L S}$
$E_{L H} > E_{L S}$

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