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4. Water is flowing at a rate of 10cm ^ 3 per second into a cylindrical can of diameter 30 cm. Find the rate at which the water is rising in cm / s .
3 years ago

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Vol = π r^2 h , but r = 15
vol = 225π h
d(vol)/dt = 225π dh/dt
10 = 225π dh/dt
dh/dt = 10/(225π) = 2/45 π cm/s
3 years ago

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