diameter = 60 cm height = 60 cm The open cylindrical tank is two-thirds full of water. Considering that the tank is to rotate about the axis at the center a. Determine its speed so no water is within 15 cm from the axis of rotation. Considering this speed, how much of the volume is spilled?

diameter = 60 cm height = 60 cm The open cylindrical tank is two-thirds full of water. Considering that the tank is to rotate about the axis at the center a. Determine its speed so no water is within 15 cm from the axis of rotation. Considering this speed, how much of the volume is spilled?

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diameter = 60 cm

height = 60 cm

The open cylindrical tank is two-thirds full of water.

Considering that the tank is to rotate about the axis at the center

a. Determine its speed so no water is within 15 cm from the axis of rotation. Considering this speed, how much of the volume is spilled?

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