9. A glass container can hold 35 liters of water. It currently has 10 liters of water with 15 grams ofGatorade power initially dissolved in the container. A solution is poured into the container at 3liters per minute - the solution being poured in has 0.5 grams per liter of Gatorade powder.Assume the solution in the container is well mixed. There is an outflow at the bottom of thecontainer which has liquid leaving at 1 liter per minute. Let G(t) denote the amount of Gatoradepowder in the tank at time t.a. Setup the differential equation for G'(x).b. Solve for the general solutiont)c. Use initial condition to find the specific solution. (Write out the entire solution, with theconstant(s) plugged in.))d. When will the container overflow?

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