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For datum 1, what are the pressure head, elevation head, and total hydraulic head at well A and well B?
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For datum 2, what are the pressure head, elevation head, and total hydraulic head at well A and well B?
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Note that pressure head remains constant irrespective of the chosen datum, because it is water column height measured w.r.t. to the chosen point A or B.
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