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1. Capacity factor is:
(A): The ratio of average discharge of a canal at any point to the fill supply discharge at the same point
(B): The ratio of average discharge to the number of days the canal has actually run
(C): The ratio of duty at the outlet to the discharge
(D): None of these
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