DRAW ONLY THE FBD 1. The potential energy of water in a cylindrical tank located on tosof a building 15 m high is 150 kJ. What is the diameter of thetank if the height of the water level is 3 m?

Height (h) of building = 15 m Potential energy = 150 kJ height of water level = 3 m

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1. The potential energy of water in a cylindrical tank located on toe of a building 15 m high is 150 kJ. What is the diameter of th tank if the height of the water level is 3 m?

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of a building 15 m high is 150 kJ. What is the diameter of the
tank if the height of the water level is 3 m?

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