A circular swimming pool full of water has a diameter of 24 ft and the sides are 5 ft high. Set-up the integral for the work required to pump all of the water out over the side? ₂5 8985.6T (5-y)dy 12 1560π (12-y)dy 0 5 62.4π S (5-y)(y³-5y²-25y + 125)dy 5 748.8T S (5-y)dy

A circular swimming pool full of water has a diameter of 24 ft and the sides are 5 ft high. Set-up the integral for the work required to pump all of the water out over the side? ₂5 8985.6T (5-y)dy 12 1560π (12-y)dy 0 5 62.4π S (5-y)(y³-5y²-25y + 125)dy 5 748.8T S (5-y)dy

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Chapter1: Units And Measurement

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