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Oil flows into the tank with an average velocity of 4m/s through the 50-mm diameter pipe at A. Flow out of the tank through the 20-mm diameterpipe at B is 2m/s. Determine the ra…

Oil flows into the tank with an average velocity of 4m/s through the 50-mm diameter pipe at A. Flow out of the tank through the 20-mm diameterpipe at B is 2m/s. Determine the ra…
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Oil flows into the tank with an average velocity of 4m/s through the 50-mm diameter pipe at A. Flow out of the tank through the 20-mm diameterpipe at B is 2m/s. Determine the rate at which the depth y of the oil in the tank is changing.(Hint: W

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