The height difference of rainwater on the ground is 0.3 meters; how can we determine the flow velocity of the rainwater as it moves from a higher area to a lower one?

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Dear teachers, regarding leave: The height difference of the water on the ground is 0.3 meters. How can we determine the flow rate of the water as it moves from a higher area to a lower one? gravity flow method

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Is rainwater calculated by converting potential energy into kinetic energy based on energy balance?

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The height difference of rainwater on the ground is 0.3 meters; how can we determine the flow velocity of the rainwater as it moves from a higher area to a lower one?

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