Arigid rectangular tank of a volume of V-15.3 m contains Nitrogen. At t-0.0, Nitrogen enters the tank with a speed of 50 m/s and a density of 7 kg/m and escapes the tank with speed V=120 m/s and density of 6 kg/m. Find the rate of change of Nitrogen density in the tank at t=0.0. A=0.2 m

Arigid rectangular tank of a volume of V-15.3 m contains Nitrogen. At t-0.0, Nitrogen enters the tank with a speed of 50 m/s and a density of 7 kg/m and escapes the tank with speed V=120 m/s and density of 6 kg/m. Find the rate of change of Nitrogen density in the tank at t=0.0. A=0.2 m

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Arigid rectangular tank of a volume of V-15.3 m contains Nitrogen. At t=0.0, Nitrogen enters the tank with a
speed of 50 m/s and a density of 7 kg/m and escapes the tank with speed V=120 m/s and density of 6
kg/m. Find the rate of change of Nitrogen density in the tank at t=0.0.
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A=0.2 m
Nitrogen
A=0.2 m
Rigid tank

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