4. For the following system a. Give differential equations to model the fluid heights in each container. b. Write the state-variable equations in matrix form (there should be 2 variables). c. Suppose that qmi = 0, hi = 4, h2 = 5, A1 = 10, and A2= 4. Does fluid flow from container 1 to 2 or from container 2 to 1?

4. For the following system a. Give differential equations to model the fluid heights in each container. b. Write the state-variable equations in matrix form (there should be 2 variables). c. Suppose that qmi = 0, hi = 4, h2 = 5, A1 = 10, and A2= 4. Does fluid flow from container 1 to 2 or from container 2 to 1?

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