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Problem 1 (50%) Two empty tanks of the same size (Area = 5m², Height = 10 m) are arranged as shown below. Each tank contains hole of 3 cm diameter. If the valve is suddenly opened such that the flow rate is 100L/min. [J UJ 1- Calculate the height of each tank as a function of time. 2- What is the steady state level in each tank? 3- Do you expect any of the tanks to overflow?

Problem 1 (50%) Two empty tanks of the same size (Area = 5m², Height = 10 m) are arranged as shown below. Each tank contains hole of 3 cm diameter. If the valve is suddenly opened such that the flow rate is 100L/min. [J UJ 1- Calculate the height of each tank as a function of time. 2- What is the steady state level in each tank? 3- Do you expect any of the tanks to overflow?

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Problem 1 (50%) Two empty tanks of the same size (Area = 5m², Height = 10 m) are arranged as shown below. Each tank contains hole of 3 cm diameter. If the valve is suddenly opened such that the flow rate is 100L/min. U 1- Calculate the height of each tank as a function of time. 2- What is the steady state level in each tank? 3- Do you expect any of the tanks to overflow?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1 (50%) Two empty tanks of the same size (Area = 5m², Height = 10 m) are arranged as shown below. Each tank contains hole of 3 cm diameter. If the valve is suddenly opened such that the flow rate is 100L/min. U 1- Calculate the height of each tank as a function of time. 2- What is the steady state level in each tank? 3- Do you expect any of the tanks to overflow?
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