A large cylindrical reservoir needs to be filed with water after it was drained for maintenance. The West City fire department is asking what time the reservoir will be filled. RESERVOIR PUMP The 7.0m diameter tank is filled by pumping water into the tank. The water fills the tank through a 55.0m long. 0.07m diameter pipe connected to the wall at the base of the tank, The pipe has a Darcy-Weisbach friction factor of 0.04. The fire department has specihed that the tank needs to be filled to 2.0m. The pump maintains a constant discharge pressure of 30kPa You write the following email, inputting each value to 1 decimal place (without units, and rounding the time the tank will iled the nearest 30 minutes.

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