Explanation Given Information: The water is being pumped into a rectangular swimming pool of uniform depth at 10 ft 3 /hr and the pool is 10 ft wide and 25 ft long. Formula used: The volume of a cuboidal of dimension length l , width w and height h is given by, V = l b h According to the chain rule differentiation, if y = f ( u ) , where u = g ( x ) , then y is a differentiable function of x. d y d x = d y d u ⋅ d u d x The derivative of a constant value, k , is d d x ( k ) = 0 Calculation: The volume of a cuboidal of dimension length l , width w and height h is given by, V = l b h Now, as provided that the pool is 10 ft wide and 25 ft long, thus, substitute 10 for w and 25 for l in above equation to get, V = (

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To calculate: The rate at which the water is rising when it is 4 ft deep if the water is being pumped into a rectangular swimming pool of uniform depth at 10 ft3/hr and the pool is 10 ft wide and 25 ft long.

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