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Exercise 105

Avg difficulty 2.5

A cylindrical water tank has water flowing in at II cubic meters per second. Let AA be the area of the cross section of the tank in square meters. Suppose water is flowing out from the bottom of the tank at a rate proportional to the height of the water level. Set up the differential equation for hh, the height of the water, introducing and naming constants that you need. You should also give the units for your constants.

Lebl, Notes on Diffy Qs, §1.4 Linear equations and the integrating factor, exercise 105

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