You are taking depth and velocity measurements of a creek at two different points. Upstream, at location A, you measure the creek to be 270 inches across and find an average velocity of 1.4 ft/s, which helps you to calculate a discharge of 17.64 ft3/s. Downstream, at location B, you measure the creek to be 360 inches across and find an average velocity of 0.8 ft/s, which helps you to calculate a discharge of 17.34 ft3/s. Why the discharges of Locations A and B are so similar? Hint: when answering this question, think about 1) would you expect the discharges to be the same (or very close) or very different (and why!)?, and 2) what is the relationship between the width of the creek at each location with their respective velocities