Q = KiA
Equivalent K = Q / (iA)
Keq = 90.91cfs / (10' / 1000' * 500' * 10')
Keq = 1.82 ft/sec
K1 = 90.91cfs / (0.45' / 250' * 500' * 10')
K1 = 10.1 ft/sec
K2 = 90.91cfs / (4.55' / 250' * 500' * 10')
K2 = 1 ft/sec
The addition of a flow observation "breaks" the correlation
between K1 and K2, making it possible to determine their absolute, not just
their relative values. Remember this if you ever set about calibrating a model
by trial-and-error when you have only head observations. Modelers often overlook
this problem unless they are using an automated calibration tool that points
out correlations.
check:
Keq = (1000ft) / ((500ft/10.1ft/s)+(500ft/1ft/s))
Keq = 18.2 ft/sec