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The original well in a confined aquifer is pumped at a rate of 220 gal/min. Measurement of drawdown in two observation wells shows that after 1270 min of pumping, no further drawdown is occurring. Well 1 is 26 ft from the pumping well and has a head of 29.34 ft above the top of the aquifer. Well 2 is 73ft from the pumping well and has ahead of 32.56 ft above the top of the aquifer. Use the Thiem equation to find the aquifer transmissivity. We must first convert the pumping rate of 220 gal/min to an equivalent rate in cubic feet per day. We make this conversion, even though steady-state conditions were reached, before a full day (1440 min) of pumping occurred

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