A 50 ft diameter water tank develops a 0.25" hole as shown below. The leak had continued for 8 hours before it was fixed. A) Calculate the total amount of water in gallons that had leaked out. B) Express the leaked water amount in mass basis (Ibm). C) How much additional water would have leaked if the tank diameter was 100 ft?

A 50 ft diameter water tank develops a 0.25" hole as shown below. The leak had continued for 8 hours before it was fixed. A) Calculate the total amount of water in gallons that had leaked out. B) Express the leaked water amount in mass basis (Ibm). C) How much additional water would have leaked if the tank diameter was 100 ft?

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A 50 ft diameter water tank develops a 0.25" hole as shown
below. The leak had continued for 8 hours before it was fixed.
A) Calculate the total amount of water in gallons that had leaked
out.
B) Express the leaked water amount in mass basis (lbm).
C) How much additional water would have leaked if the tank
diameter was 100 ft?
Large Water Tank
50'
8'
0.25" hole

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