A horizontal cylindrical tank has an inside diameter of 5 ft and an inside length of 18 ft and supplies bunker fuel to a power plant. Oil level was at first 45 inches below the top of the tank. Determine the (a) What is the volume of oil in L ; (b) the new volume of oil in the tank in ft^3 after one week if the oil level rose 36.2 inches?

A horizontal cylindrical tank has an inside diameter of 5 ft and an inside length of 18 ft and supplies bunker fuel to a power plant. Oil level was at first 45 inches below the top of the tank. Determine the (a) What is the volume of oil in L ; (b) the new volume of oil in the tank in ft^3 after one week if the oil level rose 36.2 inches?

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter10: Force And Force-related Variables In Engineering

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