The town of Edinkira has filed a complaint with the state department of natural resources (DNR) that the city of Quamta is restricting its use of the Umvelinqangi River because of the discharge of raw sewage. The DNR water quality criterion for the Umvelinqangi River is 5.00 mg/L of DO. Edinkira is 15.55 km downstream from Quamta. The water quality parameters for the raw sewage (i.e., wastewater) and Umvelinqangi River are shown in the table below:Parameter Wastewater Umvelinqangi RiverFlow rate (m3/s) 0.1507 1.08 BOD5 at 16 °C (mg/L) 128.00 N/A Ultimate BOD at 16 °C (mg/L) N/A 11.40 DO (mg/L) 1.00 7.95 k at 20 °C (day 1) 0.4375 N/A flow velocity (m/s) N/A 0.390 depth (m) N/A 2.80 temperature (°C) 16 16 bed-activity coefficient N/A 0.20(a) What is the DO at Edinkira? Does that meet the DNR water quality standard? (b) What is the critical DO and where (at what distance) downstream does it occur? (c) Under the provisions of the Clean Water Act, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency established a requirement that municipalities had to provide secondary treatment of their waste. This was defined to be treatment that resulted in an effluent BOD5 that did not exceed 30 mg/L. The discharge from Quamta is clearly in violation of this standard. Given the data in (a) and (b), rework the problem, assuming that Quamta provides treatment to lower the BOD5 to 30.00 mg/L (at 16 °C).