Q2/ Consider the following liquid level system shown below. The flow through thevalve is related to the head (h) by the equation:90 = ²/ √5³Where: q.= the flow rate measured in (m³/min)h the head of liquid in (m)Suppose that the head is (4 m) at (t=0). Derive a relationship between the head andthe time.3m6m2.5mW2mR*9⁰

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Q2/ Consider the following liquid level system shown below. The flow through the valve is related to the head (h) by the equation: 1 90 = ²√h³ Where: q.= the flow rate measured in (m³/min) h = the head of liquid in (m) Suppose that the head is (4 m) at (t=0). Derive a relationship between the head and the time. 3m

Q2/ Consider the following liquid level system shown below. The flow through the valve is related to the head (h) by the equation: 1 90 = ²√h³ Where: q.= the flow rate measured in (m³/min) h = the head of liquid in (m) Suppose that the head is (4 m) at (t=0). Derive a relationship between the head and the time. 3m

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