On Tuesday 31 March 2009 13:56:27 Martin Vlietstra wrote: > What was your prof's reaction?
None yet. > BTW, if you use any set of coherent units, c will be unity. For example, > if you work in cubits and hours, measure your rainfall in cubits per hour, > measure your land is square cubits and your runoff in cubic cubits per > hour, c will be unity. No it won't. c is the fraction of rainfall that becomes runoff. Rain that falls on a leaf and evaporates after the storm or soaks into the ground and comes out a river bed next year doesn't become runoff. The problem he gave me to work has c=0.6. Pierre
