7. Many western towns have spherical water tanks up on a platform about 100 feet high. If the tank has a radius of 15 meters, how many cubic meters of water can it hold? and is to be filled with a 10 Hp submersible pump located in a well 400 feet lower than the center of the tank, how long will it take to fill the tank? m^3, If it starts out empty minutes

7. Many western towns have spherical water tanks up on a platform about 100 feet high. If the tank has a radius of 15 meters, how many cubic meters of water can it hold? and is to be filled with a 10 Hp submersible pump located in a well 400 feet lower than the center of the tank, how long will it take to fill the tank? m^3, If it starts out empty minutes

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7. Many western towns have spherical water tanks up on a platform about 100 feet high. If the tank has a
radius of 15 meters, how many cubic meters of water can it hold?
and is to be filled with a 10 Hp submersible pump located in a well 400 feet lower than the center of the tank.
how long will it take to fill the tank?
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