The water tank in the figure below is being filled thru section 1 at v1 = 7 m/s and thru section 3 at Q3 =0.012 , If water level varies, and v2 = 15 ", find rate of change dh/dt. Assume d=1.0. Use T = 3.1416. Express answer in . Round off answer in three decimal places. O|le3-0012 mrs D1 -40mm D2=60 mm Water

The water tank in the figure below is being filled thru section 1 at v1 = 7 m/s and thru section 3 at Q3 =0.012 , If water level varies, and v2 = 15 ", find rate of change dh/dt. Assume d=1.0. Use T = 3.1416. Express answer in . Round off answer in three decimal places. O|le3-0012 mrs D1 -40mm D2=60 mm Water

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