Real streams are a lot more complicated than the simple rectangle example from class. Depth and velocity can vary greatly across the stream's width. When calculating the discharge of stream, the depth and velocity at various points across it are recorded. The discharge for each segment is calculated, then totaled. Complete this chart to calculate the discharge of Red Creek near Leesburg, VA. To calculate the discharge of each segment, first calculate the width (W) of the segment. Then calculate the average depth of the segment (Dave). Multiply this by the width to get the cross-sectional area of the segment (A). Finally multiply the cross-sectional area by the segment's velocity to get its discharge (Q). Total all segment discharges to get the discharge () of the stream. Use the following formulas to help in filling out the chart on the next page to calculate the discharge