In the case of high evaporation rates, the local government can manage water supply by scheduling a rotating water outage. The outage can be set to the hours when the evaporation rate is the highest. This will allow the citizens to save up water and use it wisely.
Answer: 53
Explanation:
That's only if you're talking about absolute value though. Sorry if that's the wrong answer.
Answer:
The required efficiency of BOD5 removal of the plant needs to be at least 91%
Explanation:
Even though a WWTP (Waste water treatment plant) has several unit operations, it needs to have an overall treatment efficiency. In this case, it is only required to know how much BOD5 do we need to lower by removing organic matter from the water. It goes as following:

This will work for any efficiency, for any parameter you need to define. They need to be in the same concentration unit, of course.
Replacing known values, we have:

Which we will approximate to 91%, because decimal percentages do not say anything and are not currently used.
You could consider it either depending on what you’re looking for, qualitative because you’d describe the rock and each layer but quantitative if you’re looking for age data