GATE CE 2017 Set 2 — Question 47

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A catchment is idealized as a 25 km×25 km25\text{ km} \times 25\text{ km} square. It has five rain gauges, one at each corner and one at the center, as shown in the figure.
Square catchment with five rain gauges $G_1$ to $G_5$
During a month, the precipitation at these gauges is measured as G1=300 mmG_1 = 300\text{ mm}, G2=285 mmG_2 = 285\text{ mm}, G3=272 mmG_3 = 272\text{ mm}, G4=290 mmG_4 = 290\text{ mm} and G5=288 mmG_5 = 288\text{ mm}. The average precipitation (in mm, up to one decimal place) over the catchment during this month by using the Thiessen polygon method is _______________
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