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that there is no recharge to the aquifer during the test and that all the water pumped is removed from storage. Figure 11 shows the shape of the cone of depression in the vicinity of a well pumping from a water-table aquifer. The following symbols or nomenclature are used in the mathemati cal derivations in this report :
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