cylindrical container is initially full of water and it has a diameter of 1m and 3m tall is open at the top. a.) If 0.25m of water is exposed at the bottom of the cylinder what is the amount of rotation in rpm b.) What is the amount of rotation in rpm that will cause the water to touch the bottom and how much water is spilled? show the necessary calculations when answering this. c.) What is the amount of rotation in rpm that will cause the water to form a vertex at a depth of 1m from the top rim?

cylindrical container is initially full of water and it has a diameter of 1m and 3m tall is open at the top. a.) If 0.25m of water is exposed at the bottom of the cylinder what is the amount of rotation in rpm b.) What is the amount of rotation in rpm that will cause the water to touch the bottom and how much water is spilled? show the necessary calculations when answering this. c.) What is the amount of rotation in rpm that will cause the water to form a vertex at a depth of 1m from the top rim?

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8th Edition

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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