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A well 300 ft deep is proposed in an aquifer having transmissibility of 12000 gpd per foot width of aquifer and a coefficient of storage of 0.006. The static water level is expected to be 100 feet below the ground surface, the well is pumped at 600 gpm and the well diameter is to be 12 inches. What will be the pumping lift from the well at the end of 2 years

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