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G Measurements are made at two depths. The total head is 100 cm at depth 0.2 m and is 250 cm at depth 1.2 m, respectively. The soil moisture content and hydraulic conductivity are modeled by Campbell equations ( Hb  50 cm, n  0.33 , and  =1). If the soil moisture flux between these two points is 0.04 (cm/day) downward, calculate the saturated hydraulic conductivity (cm/day).

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