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A Tank can hold 200 liters, it currently holds 150 liters of fresh water. 2 different...
A Tank can hold 200 liters, it currently holds 150 liters of fresh water. 2 different pipes pour in mixture, one at a rate of 1kg of salt per minute at a rate of 6 liters per minute. another at a rate of 2 kg of salt at a rate of 4 liters per minute.
A. If the mixture is flowed out at a rate of 10 liters per minute what is the amount of salt at time t. what about in 10 minutes?
B. the pipes outflow is reduced to 5 liters per minute when will the tank overflow and how much salt will be in it.
C. The tank is over flowing so you decide to turn off the pipe that flows in at 6 liters per minute. how long until the tank returns to 150 liters
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