The following diagram shows a model of a river. a. Give a dynamic systems model for h, h2 and h3 (does not need to be in state-variable matrix form). The system inputs are qmi and qm2. b. In steady state, what is the flow out of the tank on the right? Use the following values: qmi 9m2 = 20 kg/s, A1 = Az= 1 m², p = 1 kg /m', r= 1, R = 1 / m-s; use g= 10 m/s². [Hint: This can be solved without much work. Don't spend too much time on this part.]

The following diagram shows a model of a river. a. Give a dynamic systems model for h, h2 and h3 (does not need to be in state-variable matrix form). The system inputs are qmi and qm2. b. In steady state, what is the flow out of the tank on the right? Use the following values: qmi 9m2 = 20 kg/s, A1 = Az= 1 m², p = 1 kg /m', r= 1, R = 1 / m-s; use g= 10 m/s². [Hint: This can be solved without much work. Don't spend too much time on this part.]

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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