$1.$ You have a system with a performance curve defined as hp $=150+0\mathrm{.}15$Q$1\mathrm{.}85$ where Q is in gal$/$min$.$ Sketch the system curve onto the pump performance curve shown in Figure $4\mathrm{.}2($included above$).$ Overlay the system curve onto the pump performance curve and interpret the following data based on the operating point $($where the pump performance and system curve intersect$).$Operating Flowrate $($gpm$)=$ Operating pump head $($ft$)=$ Pump efficiency $(\%)=$ Net Positive Suction Head Required, NPSHR $($ft$)=$Brake Horsepower $($HP$)=$The best efficiency point $($BEP$)$ for this particular pump curve $($gpm where the pump is at it's max efficiency$)=$

$2.$ To be a good selection, the pump operating point should be $60\%-120\%$ of the BEP flow rate. Is this an appropriate pump for this application? Justify your answer with observations from the provided pump performance curve and system curve equation.