uestion 4: The tank in a water tower has the geometry shown in the figure (the lower part is a cylinder and the upper part is an inverted frustum of a 14 m cone). Inside the tank there is a float that indi- cates the level of the water. Write a MATLAB program that determines the volume of the 19 m water in the tank from the position (height h) of the float. The program asks the user to enter a value of h in m, and as output displays the vol- ume of the water in m³. estion 5: diameter 46 m h diameter 25 m nints are given. Determine a function w=f(t) (t is the independen

uestion 4: The tank in a water tower has the geometry shown in the figure (the lower part is a cylinder and the upper part is an inverted frustum of a 14 m cone). Inside the tank there is a float that indi- cates the level of the water. Write a MATLAB program that determines the volume of the 19 m water in the tank from the position (height h) of the float. The program asks the user to enter a value of h in m, and as output displays the vol- ume of the water in m³. estion 5: diameter 46 m h diameter 25 m nints are given. Determine a function w=f(t) (t is the independen

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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