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water flows through a pipe of internal diameter 7 cm at the rate of 15 km/h into a rectangular tank 50m long and 44m wide. in what time the level in the tank will rise by 21 cm?

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Answered by dolemagar
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Step-by-step explanation:

here

D= 7cm

r= .07m/2=0.035m

rate of water flowing= 15km/h = 15×1000m/60min

= 1500m/6min= 250m/min

Let this be the height of the pipe as water flows= this length every min.

Vol of the pipe= πr²(h)

= 22/7×0.035m×0.035m× 250m/min

=22×0.005m×.35m×25m/min

volume of a cuboid= l×b×h= 50m×44m× .21m= 10.5m²×44m= 462.0m³

Time taken = 462m³/22×0.005m×.35m×25m/min

= 462×1000×100 min/ 22×5×35×25

= 42×1000×4min/2×5×35

= 21×1000×4min/35×5

= 21×200×4min/35 = 21× 40×4min/7= 3×40×4 min

= 480min

or 8hrs

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