hydraulically equivalent, the relationship which holds good, is A. D8/3 = 4 b8/3 B. D3/8 = 4 b3/8 C. D2/3 = 4 b2/3 D. D3/2 = 4 b3/2

hydraulically equivalent, the relationship which holds good, is A. D8/3 = 4 b8/3 B. D3/8 = 4 b3/8 C. D2/3 = 4 b2/3 D. D3/2 = 4 b3/2
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