The water in the tank has a surface area, Asurf = 5 m². At the bottom of the tank there is a door inclined at an angle = 30 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The door has a length L =0.8 m and a width w = 1 m (out of the page). The flowrate into the tank is Qi(t) = 0.18 m³/s and the flowrate out is Qo(t) = 0.03 m³/s At time t = 0, the water has a depth ho = 2.3 m. The density of water is p =1000 kg/m³.

The water in the tank has a surface area, Asurf = 5 m². At the bottom of the tank there is a door inclined at an angle = 30 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The door has a length L =0.8 m and a width w = 1 m (out of the page). The flowrate into the tank is Qi(t) = 0.18 m³/s and the flowrate out is Qo(t) = 0.03 m³/s At time t = 0, the water has a depth ho = 2.3 m. The density of water is p =1000 kg/m³.

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