Math, asked by manemdhatri, 9 days ago

1.2 litre of water leaked out from a tank with a base area of 800 cm square? Find the decrease in the water level in the tank.​

Answers

Answered by shreyasinghkatiyar
1

Answer:

Area of the hole of the water tank=2mm

2

Height of filled waterh=80cm

Area of the cross-section of the tanksA=0.4m

2

Acceleration due to gravityg=9.8ms

−2

≈10ms

−2

Pressure at the open surface and at the hole is equal to the atmospheric pressure.

(a)Velocity of water

v=

2gh

=

2×10×0.80

=4m/s

(b)Velocity of water when the tank is half-filled and h is

2

80

=40cm

2gh

=

2×10×0.40

=

8

m/s

(c)Volume=Ah=Avdt

=A×

2gh

dt

=(2mm

2

)

2gh

dt

Volume of the tank=Ah=V(say)

dt

dV

=A

dt

dh

⇒a

1

v

1

=A

dt

dh

⇒2×10

−6

2gh

=0.4

dt

dh

⇒dh=5×10

−6

2gh

dt

(d)∵dh=5×10

−6

2gh

dt

2gh

dh

=5×10

−6

dt

On integrating we get

5×10

−6

0

t

dt=

28

1

0.8

0.4

h

dh

⇒5×10

−6

×t=

28

1

×2[h

2

1

]

0.8

0.4

⇒t=

28

1

×2[(0.4)

2

1

−(0.8)

2

1

5×10

−6

1

⇒t=

4.47

1

×2×

3.16

2

×

5×10

−6

1

×

3600

1

h

∴t=6.51h

Thus, the time required to leak half of the water out is 6.51hrs.

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