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What is the theoretical number of unit hydrographs for given basin?

What is the theoretical number of unit hydrographs for given basin? Correct Answer infinite

The number of unit hydrographs for a given basin is theoretically infinite. This is because there may be one unit hydrograph for possible duration of rainfall and every possible distribution pattern of rainfall in the basin.

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