A closed cylindrical tank 1.845m high and 0.945m in diameter contains water of height 1.35m. When the angular velocity is constant at 20rad/sec , 0.50 What is the area (m^2) uncovered at the bottom? 220.48 If it is rotated at 15rad/sec and the air has a pressure of 200kPa what is the minimum pressure at the bottom of the tank in KPa? >

A closed cylindrical tank 1.845m high and 0.945m in diameter contains water of height 1.35m. When the angular velocity is constant at 20rad/sec , 0.50 What is the area (m^2) uncovered at the bottom? 220.48 If it is rotated at 15rad/sec and the air has a pressure of 200kPa what is the minimum pressure at the bottom of the tank in KPa? >

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A closed cylindrical tank 1.845m high
and 0.945m in diameter contains
water of height 1.35m. When the
angular velocity is constant at
20rad/sec ,
0.50
What is the area (m^2) uncovered at
the bottom?
220.48
If it
is rotated at 15rad/sec and the air
has a pressure of 200kPa what is the
minimum pressure at the bottom of
the tank in KPa?
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