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    This document discusses Horton's equation and the calculation of net mean precipitation. Horton's equation models how rainfall intensity changes over time as f(t)=fc+(f0-fc)e-kt, where fc is the final intensity, f0 is the initial intensity, k is a rate constant, and t is time. It also shows an equation to calculate net mean precipitation as the sum of net precipitation divided by the sum of areas for different time periods.

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    This document discusses Horton's equation and the calculation of net mean precipitation. Horton's equation models how rainfall intensity changes over time as f(t)=fc+(f0-fc)e-kt, where fc is the final intensity, f0 is the initial intensity, k is a rate constant, and t is time. It also shows an equation to calculate net mean precipitation as the sum of net precipitation divided by the sum of areas for different time periods.

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    This document discusses Horton's equation and the calculation of net mean precipitation. Horton's equation models how rainfall intensity changes over time as f(t)=fc+(f0-fc)e-kt, where fc is the final intensity, f0 is the initial intensity, k is a rate constant, and t is time. It also shows an equation to calculate net mean precipitation as the sum of net precipitation divided by the sum of areas for different time periods.

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    Department of Civil Engineering

    Faculty of Engineering, Zarqa University


    Horton's Equation
    f (t )  f c  ( f 0  f c )e  kt
    Pnet  mean 
    A P
    1 net 1

    A 1

    2.4

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