Water is pumped out of a holding tank at a rate of 5-5e^-0.09t liters/minute, where t is in minutes since the pump is started. If the holding tank contains 1000 liters of water when the pump is started, how much water does it hold one hour later? Round your answer to one decimal place. Amount of water in tank after one hour ? liters.
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its something that can be put on a calculator. Idk.
its on a calculator
I don't think I can help much. My opinion is to substitute 60 for t, then divide 1000 by that. But that's obviously incorrect.
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Give him/her some time.
They have a long answer for you. Patience may help.
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I have got the method already and I am now solving the equation
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volume of the water pumped out =integral 5-5e^-0.09t = 5t - 5(-1/0.09) e^(-0.09t) after 1 hour which is 60min , volume pumped out= 5(60)-5(-1/0.09)e^((-0.09)(60)) = 300.3 volume remained = 1000-300.3= 699.7
sorry that it spends you quite a long time to wait. I thought in wrong way at the beginning but now it should be correct.
is 699.7 the answer. I ahve to get it right
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I hate u, the answer was wrong. FML
wrong?
= 5∫ ( 1 - e ^ (-.09t ) dt [ 0, 60 ] = 5 ( t + e ^ (-.09t ) / .09 ) [ 0, 60 ] = 244.7 L Volume remain after 1 hr: 1,000 - 244.7 = 755.3
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