The decrease in volume does not depend on the height, i.e. the rate at which the height decreases is a constant because
V=πr2h=400πh and
dV/dt=400π(dh/dt)
Now just plug in the values given to get dV/dt.
Amani G.
asked 02/23/24Webster City monitors the height of the water in its cylindrical water tank with an automatic recording device. Water is constantly pumped into the tank at the rate of 2300 cubic feet per hour. If the radius of the tank is 20 feet and the water level fell at the rate of 4 feet per hour at 7 A.M., at what rate was water being used exactly at that time?
_______ cubic feet per hour
The decrease in volume does not depend on the height, i.e. the rate at which the height decreases is a constant because
V=πr2h=400πh and
dV/dt=400π(dh/dt)
Now just plug in the values given to get dV/dt.
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