E Reading listogle MeeUse g =9.81m/s2. A 2m diameter open cylindrical tank, half-filledwith water, is rotated about its vertical axis. If the height of thetank is twice the diameter, determine the following:the maximum speed (rpm) without spilling anywater;the height (m) of water at the sides of the tank ifthe depth of water at the center is zero;the vertical distance (m) of the vertex of theparabola from the top of the tank if the angular speed is 90rpm;andthe volume of water spilled (in liters) if theangular speed is 90 rpm.Note: Do not include units in your answers. Do not round offintermediate values and answer in four decimal places.600 pm

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Use g =9.81m/s2. A 2m diameter open cylindrical tank, half-filled with water, is rotated about its vertical axis. If the height of the tank is twice the diameter, determine the following: the maximum speed (rpm) without spilling any water; the height (m) of water at the sides of the tank if the depth of water at the center is zero;

Use g =9.81m/s2. A 2m diameter open cylindrical tank, half-filled with water, is rotated about its vertical axis. If the height of the tank is twice the diameter, determine the following: the maximum speed (rpm) without spilling any water; the height (m) of water at the sides of the tank if the depth of water at the center is zero;

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