Question: Much farther downstream, an impermeable sidewall ( see schematic ) forces the volume flow rate of water per unit width to vanish at each x

Much farther downstream, an impermeable sidewall (see schematic) forces the volume
flow rate of water per unit width to vanish at each x location, i.e. Q/b =0. Moreover,
the presence of the sidewall causes C2=0.[In practice, the free surface is very slightly
tilted, so that the water depth increases slightly as x increases. Although this slight
inclination of the free surface mostly can be ignored to first approximation (e.g., its
ok to assume v 0), the x pressure gradient induced by hydrostatic effectswhere
the water is deeper, the pressure is largercannot be ignored. Hence, C2=0.]
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