How is the design velocity expressed mathematically for a discrete particle settling process?

How is the design velocity expressed mathematically for a discrete particle settling process? Correct Answer Vc = depth/detention time

The design velocity is expressed as Vc = depth/detention time. Where Vc is the critical velocity. This depends on both the detention time and depth of the tank.
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