PROVIDE COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR ME TO FOLLOW A water tank has the form of a frustum of a cone withdiameters of 2 m at the bottom, 3 m at the top and a height of2 m. With a constant rate of inflow of water, it was observedthat when water was 20 cm deep, water was rising at the rateof 15mm/min. Find the rate of flow in L/min?O 2.15O 1.751.95O 2.25

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A water tank has the form of a frustum of a cone with diameters of 2 m at the bottom, 3 m at the top and a height of 2 m. With a constant rate of inflow of water, it was observed that when water was 20 cm deep, water was rising at the rate of 15mm/min. Find the rate of flow in L/min?