5.81 A spherical tank with a radius (R) of o.5 m is half filled with water. A port at the bottom of the tank is opened to drain the tank. The hole diameter is 1 cm, and the veloci of the water draining from the hole is V. = /2gh, where h is the elevation of the water surface above the hole. Find the time required for the tank to empty.

5.81 A spherical tank with a radius (R) of o.5 m is half filled with water. A port at the bottom of the tank is opened to drain the tank. The hole diameter is 1 cm, and the veloci of the water draining from the hole is V. = /2gh, where h is the elevation of the water surface above the hole. Find the time required for the tank to empty.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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