* One of four monthly-read rain gauges on a catchunent area develops a fault in a month when theother three gauges record respectively 37, 43 and 51mm. If the average annual precipitation amountsof these three gauges are 726. 752 and 840mm respectively and four broken gauge 694mm Estimatethe missing monthly precipitation

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Ohe of four monthly-read rain gauges on a catchiment area develops a fault in a month when the ther three gauges record respectively 37, 43 and 51 mm, It the ayerage annual precipitation amounts ar these three gauges are 726, 752 and 840mm respectively and four broken gauge 694mm. Estimate the missing monthly precipitationn

Ohe of four monthly-read rain gauges on a catchiment area develops a fault in a month when the ther three gauges record respectively 37, 43 and 51 mm, It the ayerage annual precipitation amounts ar these three gauges are 726, 752 and 840mm respectively and four broken gauge 694mm. Estimate the missing monthly precipitationn

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