The figure shows a cylindrical tank of base radius r=7/10 m. The height h (in m) of water in the tank is maintained by controlling the inlet volume flow rate Vi (in m^3/min) and outlet volume flow rate Vo (in m^3/min) of water. Vi and Vo are recorded during time t∈(0,6) (in min) as Vi=1/50(t^2+14t) and V0=1/50(−t^2-6t) respectively. Given that for a small time interval
V′=rate of change of volume of water in the tank
h′=rate of change of height of water in the tank
V′=π×r^2h′=inlet rate of water−outlet rate of water
If h′=k(a2t^2+a1t+a0), then ht would be h=k(a2t^3/3+a1t^2/2+a0t), where k is a constant, a0,a1,a2 are real numbers.
Find h (till two decimal places) at t=2. (Take π=22/7)
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given inlet and outlet volume flow rate for a cylindrical tank with radius 0.7m
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-> given inlet volume flow and outlet volume flow denoted by Vi and Vo as,
-> given rate of change of volume of water in the tank denotes by V' is,
-> given rate of change of height of water in tank denoted by h' is,
-> given is h' as,
-> given height of water in the tank at a given time 't' denoted by h is,
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