Hydraulic Gradient

In this video it is explained how to calculate the hydraulics gradient of fluid from different elevations. First of all height difference of fluid is calculated then it is divided by length between two elevations fluid. Change in height is also calculated at the same time. In order understand properly watch the video till end.
SORRY GUYS I WROTE WRONG SPELLINGS OF HEADING.

[@anshumangupta6339]

Really nicely done just one thing, hydraulic gradient is a dimensionless value so the gradient will be 0.416 instead of 0.416m

[@educationforall1442]

Thank you so much for the compliment. Since I used meters in the solution yes you are right its "not meters" thanks for correcting me.

[@samiullahkhosa7782]

Good work really enjoy

[@darshiljain6109]

Thank you sir

[@educationforall1442]

You are always welcome

[@ubuchu4299]

Thanks ..try to improve sound

[@educationforall1442]

sure. I will do that

[@RDSTUDY08]

hydraulic gradient is dimension less so how can you say it 0.416 m its a multiplicating factor according to its concerned height.

[@educationforall1442]

Thank you for your response I guess I made a little mistake while recording. Thank you for correction

[@samiullahkhosa7782]

With slow sound sir

[@kishalay5231]

Hydraulic is an unit less value. It will be only 0.416

[@educationforall1442]

Yes Sir, you are right, I guess I didn't pay attention. Thanks

[@indujar4611]

How did you assign tha end value 2.5????

[@educationforall1442]

I will answer you as I am travelling

[@muhammadabubakarsiddique2765]

Hi h1-h2+2.5 for instance 4-1.5=2.5m thank you

[@educationforall1442]

Its h1-h2=2.5

[@amatapouma497]

Gamiga