water is flowing at the rate of 2.52km/hours through a cylindrical pipe into a cylindrical tank the radius of whose base is 40 cm if the increase in level of water in the tank in half an hour is 3.15 m find the internal diameter of the pipe
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Internal Diameter of Pipe =4cm
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Increase in level of water in tank in half hour =3.15m
⇒Increase in level of water in 1hour =6.3m
Or increase in level of water in cylindrical tank =6.3m/h
So Volume of water in tank in 1hour =πr²h
given that radius of cylindrical tank =40cm =0.4m
Volume of water =(22/7)(0.4)²×6.3
=22×(0.16)×(0.9)
=22×1.44
=3.168m³
It means 3.168m³ Volume of water increases per hour.
So Volume of water flowing thorough Pipe =3.168m³/h
Or (2.52km/h)×cross sectional area of pipe =3.168m³/h
Or (2520m/h)×πr² =3.168m³/h
Or 360×22r²=3.168
Or r² =3.168/7920
Or r²=0.0004m²
⇒ r=+0.02m=2cm (radius is always +ve)
D=2r=4cm ✪ ✫ ✬ ✭ ✮ ✯
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