Mathematics, 08.10.2019 15:30 rorathan123

Acylindrical tank lying on its side is filled with liquid weighing 50lb/ft^3. find the work required to pump all the liquid to a level 1 ft above the top of the tank. the diameter of the tank is 4 feet. the depth of the tank is 10 feet. note: remember the tank is lying on its side, it's not upright. a hint my professor gave is that the answer should be a number multiplied by pi. i'm not really sure where my slice goes and how to set up my integral because it's not upright.

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