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Question
If the water is being poured at the rate 36 m 3/s in a cylindrical vessel of base radius 3 m, then the rate at which water level is rising, is ______.
Options
`3/π` m/s
`π/4` m/s
`4/π` m/s
4π m/s
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Solution
If the water is being poured at the rate 36 m 3/s in a cylindrical vessel of base radius 3 m, then the rate at which water level is rising, is `underlinebb(4/π m//s)`.
Explanation:
Let V, r, h be the volume, radius and height of a cylindrical vessel respectively.
∴ `(dV)/dt` = 36 m3/s
Now, V = πr2h ...(i)
On differentiating equation (i) w.r.t. ‘t’, we get
`(dV)/dt = πr^2 (dh)/dt`
`\implies (dh)/dt = (((dV)/dt))/(πr^2) = 36/(π(3)^2)` ...[∵ r = 3]
`\implies (dh)/dt = 4/π` m/s
Hence, the water level is rising at the rate of `4/π` m/s.
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