Suppose that liquid flows into a tank at a variable rate of q(1) litre per second. It can be shown that the area under the graph of q against represents the volume of liquid in the tank. Consider a chemical storage tank with liquid entering at a rate of q(1) = 6-+ 10 100 If at time t= 0 the tank is empty, calculate the volume of liquid in the tank at time t= 20 seconds.

Suppose that liquid flows into a tank at a variable rate of q(1) litre per second. It can be shown that the area under the graph of q against represents the volume of liquid in the tank. Consider a chemical storage tank with liquid entering at a rate of q(1) = 6-+ 10 100 If at time t= 0 the tank is empty, calculate the volume of liquid in the tank at time t= 20 seconds.

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