Mathematics, 27.08.2021 17:50 jermiahj55

Spherical tank is given by: V = /pih^2((3r)-h)/3
where h is the height of the oil, and r is the radius of the tank.
If the volume of the oil is V = 4m^3 and the radius of the tank r = 3m, then use the Newton's method to find the next estimate of the height with an initial guess of h = 0.3m
perform only one iteration.

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Spherical tank is given by: V = /pi*h^2((3*r)-h)/3
where h is the height of the oil, and r i...