Math, asked by rekhadixit7641, 1 year ago

water flows along a pipe of radius 0.6 cm at 8 cm per sec this pipe is draining the water from a tank which holds 1000 liter of water when full how long would it take to completely empty the tank?

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Answered by danielochich
64
In one second, the volume of water that flows out = Area of cross-section of the pipe x distance traveled in one second

= 22/7 x 0.6² x 8 = 9.05 cm³

Volume of the tank = 1000 liters

1 liter = 1000cm³
Volume of tank = 1000 x 1000 cm³ = 1000000cm³

Time taken to empty the tank = 1000000/9.05
                                                = 1104797 seconds

                                                = 110479/3600 hours
                                                = 30.694 hours

Answered by aasthag1506
15

Answer:

volume of pipe=πr^2h

=22/7×0.6×0.6×8

=9.05

volume of tank=1000litre

1 litre=1000cm^3

1000 litre=1000×1000

=1000000cm^3

time taken to empty the tank=1000000/9.05

=1104797seconds

=110479/3600 [1sec=3600hours]

=30.69hours

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