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The ends of a "parabolic" water tank are the shape of the region inside the graph of

for

; the cross sections parallel to the top of the tank (and the ground) are rectangles. At its center the tank is 9 feet deep and 6 feet across. The tank is 9 feet long. Rain has filled the tank and water is removed by pumping it up to a spout that is 4 feet above the top of the tank. Set up a definite integral to find the work W that is done to lower the water to a depth of 7 feet and then find the work. [Hint: You will need to integrate with respect to y.]

All i have figured out is the intergral perameters is intergral [7,9]

Explanation / Answer

2. this one will look like a trough. Your bounds will be from 3 to 4.

You will integrate (water density)(cross-sectional area)(the distance) .

You have the bounds for integration,

water density is the constant rho = 62.5,

Cross-sectional area = 2bh or 2lw (area of a rectangle * 2) where length = 5ft and width= the given equation in terms of y,

Distance is the height of the water pumped out. (l - y) where l = 4-y (they didn't tell you where the water is raised to so we'll assume it's to the top.)

integral(3,4) of (62.5(10sqrty)^2(4-y)) dy

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