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In Problems 25-28 consider the two-compartment model for two tanks with respective volumes V₁ and V₂. (C-C₁) dC₁ dt dC₂ dt = V₁ (a) Show that Ci(t) = (C₁-C₂) (8.94) where C₁(t) is the concentration in the first tank and C₂(t) is the concentration in the second tank, and q is the volume of water flowing between the two tanks in one unit of time. (8.93) 25. When we analyzed (8.93) and (8.94) in the main text we as- sumed that V₁ V₂. Now consider how the analysis must be modified if V₁ V2, and C₁(0) = C₂(0) = 0. = Co (1 e-/) and C₂(1) (1-(1+2) e¹) (b) Show that lim, C₁ (t) = C and lim,→ C₂(t) = Co. 8

In Problems 25-28 consider the two-compartment model for two tanks with respective volumes V₁ and V₂. (C-C₁) dC₁ dt dC₂ dt = V₁ (a) Show that Ci(t) = (C₁-C₂) (8.94) where C₁(t) is the concentration in the first tank and C₂(t) is the concentration in the second tank, and q is the volume of water flowing between the two tanks in one unit of time. (8.93) 25. When we analyzed (8.93) and (8.94) in the main text we as- sumed that V₁ V₂. Now consider how the analysis must be modified if V₁ V2, and C₁(0) = C₂(0) = 0. = Co (1 e-/) and C₂(1) (1-(1+2) e¹) (b) Show that lim, C₁ (t) = C and lim,→ C₂(t) = Co. 8

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In Problems 25-28 consider the two-compartment model for two tanks with respective volumes V₁ and V₂. dC₁ dt dC₂ dt - (Co-C₁) V₁ 9 (a) Show that C₁(t) (C₁-C₂) (8.94) where C₁(t) is the concentration in the first tank and C₂(t) is the concentration in the second tank, and q is the volume of water flowing between the two tanks in one unit of time. (8.93) 25. When we analyzed (8.93) and (8.94) in the main text we as- sumed that V₁ V₂. Now consider how the analysis must be modified if V₁ = V₂, and C₁(0) = C₂(0) = 0. Co. (1 e-qt/V₁) and C₂(t) - (1-(1+2) e-M₁) (b) Show that lim C₁ (t) = C and lim→∞ C₂(t) = C∞.
Transcribed Image Text:In Problems 25-28 consider the two-compartment model for two tanks with respective volumes V₁ and V₂. dC₁ dt dC₂ dt - (Co-C₁) V₁ 9 (a) Show that C₁(t) (C₁-C₂) (8.94) where C₁(t) is the concentration in the first tank and C₂(t) is the concentration in the second tank, and q is the volume of water flowing between the two tanks in one unit of time. (8.93) 25. When we analyzed (8.93) and (8.94) in the main text we as- sumed that V₁ V₂. Now consider how the analysis must be modified if V₁ = V₂, and C₁(0) = C₂(0) = 0. Co. (1 e-qt/V₁) and C₂(t) - (1-(1+2) e-M₁) (b) Show that lim C₁ (t) = C and lim→∞ C₂(t) = C∞.
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