Math, asked by saraswathiavns1, 5 months ago

water is flowing at 15km/h through a pipe of diameter 14cm into a rectangular tank which is 50m long and 44m wide. find the time in which the level of water in the tank will rise by 21 cm​

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Answered by netranagpal4
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Answer:

Let the length of the pipe for filling the whole tank be h m.

(i) pipe is in the form of cylinder where height =h m

diameter =14 cm

⇒=

2

14

=7cm=

100

7

m

Volume of pipe = volume of cylinder =πr

2

h

⇒πr

2

h=π(

100

7

)

2

h=

7

22

×

100

7

×

100

7

×h=

100×100

22×7h3

(ii) Tank is in the form of caloid where l=500m

b=44m,h=21cm=

100

21

m=0.21m

Volume of the tank =lbh=50×44×

100

21

=22×21m

2

We have volume of pipe = volume of tank

100×100

22×7h

=22×21

⇒h=3×10000m=

1000

30,000

km=30km

Water in pipe flows at the rate of 15km/hr

30km travels in pipe in

15

30

hrs=2hrs

So, in 2hrs, the tank will be filed.

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