2. Suppose that the bottom of a conical shaped tank of water has been ruptured. At the instant when the depth of water is 4 ft, it is decreasing at a rate of 2 ft per minute. How fast is the volume of water in the tank being depleted at that instant if the radius of the tank is twice its height?
2. Suppose that the bottom of a conical shaped tank of water has been ruptured. At the instant when the depth of water is 4 ft, it is decreasing at a rate of 2 ft per minute. How fast is the volume of water in the tank being depleted at that instant if the radius of the tank is twice its height?
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