Question #273064

You are filling a cylindrical drum (D = 22.5 in., H = 33.5 in.) with water flowing from a garden faucet at a rate of 10 GPM. How long will you have to wait to fill the drum? Express you answer in minutes.





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2021-11-29T11:40:55-0500

Explanations & Calculations


  • Volume of the cylinder

V=πD24H=π(22.5in)24(33.5in)=13319.9in3=13319.9(0.0254m)3=0.218m3=0.218l=0.218×0.264gallons=0.058gallons\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small V&=\small \pi\frac{D^2}{4}H\\ &=\small \pi\frac{(22.5\,in)^2}{4}(33.5\,in)\\ &=\small 13319.9\,in^3\\ &=\small 13319.9\,(0.0254\,m)^3\\ &=\small 0.218\,m^3=0.218\,l\\ &=\small 0.218\times0.264\,gallons\\ &=\small 0.058\,gallons \end{aligned}

  • Then the time taken for the filling at the given rate is

t=0.058G10Gpm=0.0058min=0.0058×60s=3.5s\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small t&=\small \frac{0.058\,G}{10\,Gpm}\\ &=\small 0.0058\,min\\ &=\small 0.0058\times60\,s\\ &=\small 3.5\,s \end{aligned}


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