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1. A water tank is 10 m in diameter and the normal depth is 8 m. The outlet is a short 3-inch internal diameter horizontal pipe at the bottom.
(a) What is the initial flow rate of water from the tank? (Neglect friction loss in the pipe).
(b) How long will it take for the tank to be half empty?
(c) What is the average flow rate during that process?
(d) When the tank is half empty, a feed to the tank with a flowrate of 0.08 m^3/s is started, without stopping the outlet flow. How long will it take to refill the tank to the normal height of 10 m?
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