2/ A 5 m diameter stainless steel tank contains orange juice. In the tank, the orange juice is filled to 10 m depth. A discharge port, 0.2 m diameter, is opened to drain the juice. Assuming the flow is steady and frictionless calculate the time required in emptying the tank .

2/ A 5 m diameter stainless steel tank contains orange juice. In the tank, the orange juice is filled to 10 m depth. A discharge port, 0.2 m diameter, is opened to drain the juice. Assuming the flow is steady and frictionless calculate the time required in emptying the tank .

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2/ A 5 m diameter stainless steel tank
contains orange juice. In the tank, the
orange juice is filled to 10 m depth. A
discharge port, 0.2 m diameter, is opened
to drain the juice. Assuming the flow is
steady and frictionless calculate the time
required in emptying the tank.

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