Question #190770

A conical tank is full of water is 16 feet across the top and 12 feet deep. Find the work required to pump all the water to a point 2 feet above the top of the vessel.


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Expert's answer
2021-05-11T07:24:30-0400



work done = force ×distace\times distace

= weight density ×distance=mgd=fd\times distance = mgd = fd

= ρVgd\rho Vgd

= abΔxdx\int_{a}^{b} \Delta x dx


taking a small porting of tank to be cylindrical

v= πr2h\pi r^2h

R16=12x12\frac{R}{16}= \frac{12-x}{12}


R= 12x12×16=484x3\frac{12-x}{12} \times 16 = \frac{48-4x}{3}

V=(484x13)2×πdxV= (\frac {48-4x}{13})^2 \times \pi dx

= (256128x3+32x29)×π( 256- \frac{128x}{3}+\frac{32x^2}{9})\times \pi


Δ=x\Delta = x

V= 804.24x2134.04x3+11.17x4804.24x^2-134.04x^3+11.17x^4


work done w= ρ212804.24x2134.04x3+11.17x4\rho \int_{2}^{12} 804.24x^2-134.04x^3+11.17x^4

w= 1.795×107Nfeet1.795\times 10^7 Nfeet




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