Given the same example and the data listed in the table, calculate the average rainfall using TheissenMethod.488(2)Area enclosingprecipitation (mm) station (sq.km)18311282311522382121971621-371(1)Station observed(3)% Total area-68.3114.316.5137.148.868.339.1191819127.0315131210075.7127.0114.3Total basin area

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Given the same example and the data listed in the table, calculate the average rainfall using Theissen Method. 488.. (1) Station observed (2) Area enclosing (3) % Total area :68.3 precipitation (mm) station (sq.km) 16.5 37.1 48.8 68.3 39.1 114.: 18 1 19 18 19 311 282 311 52 238 212 197 127.0 3 15 13 75.7 127.0 114.3 12 Total basin area 1621 100

Given the same example and the data listed in the table, calculate the average rainfall using Theissen Method. 488.. (1) Station observed (2) Area enclosing (3) % Total area :68.3 precipitation (mm) station (sq.km) 16.5 37.1 48.8 68.3 39.1 114.: 18 1 19 18 19 311 282 311 52 238 212 197 127.0 3 15 13 75.7 127.0 114.3 12 Total basin area 1621 100

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