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Which one of the following flood routing methods involve the concepts of wedge and prism storages?

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Coefficient method

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Muskingum method

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Pul's method

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Lag method

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Solution

The correct option is B Muskingum method
Wedge and prism storage concept is used in channel routing using Muskingum method.

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