5π cubic feet per 2 A mixture is being being poured to an inverted conical tank at the rate of minute. If the tank has a depth of 12 feet and diameter of 16 feet, determine the rate at which the height of the mixture is increasing at the instant when it is 3 feet high. (The volume of a 1 cone isr²h, where r is the radius and h is the height.)

5π cubic feet per 2 A mixture is being being poured to an inverted conical tank at the rate of minute. If the tank has a depth of 12 feet and diameter of 16 feet, determine the rate at which the height of the mixture is increasing at the instant when it is 3 feet high. (The volume of a 1 cone isr²h, where r is the radius and h is the height.)

Mathematics For Machine Technology

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Author:Peterson, John.

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Chapter65: Achievement Review—section Six

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 43AR: Solve these prism and cylinder exercises. Where necessary, round the answers to 2 decimal places...

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