2. Comment on how well your y2/y vs. Fr curve fits the theoretical curve. Provide explanations for any major discrepancies. 3. Comment on how well your L/y2 vs. Fr curve compares to the literature curve (USBR). 4. Comment on the fraction of energy dissipated by your different jumps and how well your data agree with the literature data shown below. TABLE 10.4 Types of hydraulic jump" Energy Name F dissipation Undular jump 1.0-1.7 <5% Weak jump 1.7-2.5 5-15% Oscillating jump 25-45 15-45% Steady jump 4.5-9.0 45-70% Strong jump >9.0 70-85% Characteristics Standing waves Smooth rise Unstable; avoid Best design range Choppy, intermittent "U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Research Studies on Stilling Basins, Energy Dissipators, and Associated Appurtenances, Hydraul. Lab. Rept. Hyd-399, 1955