ï‚· The flood of 1996; the waterflow at Winchester Dam was recorded at 90,000cfs. Please interpret. o Include an equivalent expression in gallons of water falling over the dam. o Include an equivalent expression of the weight of the water falling over the dam. o Build an analogy to communicate the magnitude of your results. (For example, I used bathtubs and elephants) ï‚· The flood of 1964; the waterflow at Winchester Dam was recorded at 150,000cfs. Please interpret. o Include an equivalent expression in gallons of water falling over the dam. o Include an equivalent expression of the weight of the water falling over the dam. o Build an analogy to communicate the magnitude of your results. (For example, I used bathtubs and elephants). ï‚· Comment on the destructive force of water

This is for a Math060 class, I have an artical about the dams that gives more information but this is what needs to be done.
The flood of 1996; the waterflow at Winchester Dam was recorded at 90,000cfs. Please interpret.
•Include an equivalent expression in gallons of water falling over the dam.
•Include an equivalent expression of the weight of the water falling over the dam.
•Build an analogy to communicate the magnitude of your results. (For example, I used bathtubs and elephants)

The flood of 1964; the waterflow at Winchester Dam was recorded at 150,000cfs. Please interpret.
•Include an equivalent expression in gallons of water falling over the dam.
• Include an equivalent expression of the weight of the water falling over the dam.
• Build an analogy to communicate the magnitude of your results. (For example, I used bathtubs and elephants).
• Comment on the destructive force of water