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A gasoline tank, with cross-section area A1, filled to a depth h. The space above the gasoline contains air pressure po, and the gasoline flows out through a short pipe with area A² at the bottom of the tank. Derive expressions for the flow speed in the pipe and the volume flow rate.

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