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Given an inverted cone whose height is tall, has an opening radius of , and full of water at the beginning. The water drains at a rate of . The water level is continuously dropping as the result. At what rate is the water level falling when the water is halfway down the cone?
Given an inverted cone whose height is tall, has an opening radius of , and full of water at the beginning. The water drains at a rate of . The water level is continuously dropping as the result. At what rate is the water level falling when the water is halfway down the cone?
17 Sep 2020