Liquid flows out of a spherical tank through a valve can be described by the nonlinear differential equation below: ???(ℎ3??)=???−??√ℎ
?ℎ′??=?ℎ′+??′
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please see that there will also be a coefficient in front of qi
I have used Taylor series for lineralised form
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Liquid flows out of a spherical tank through a valve can be described by the nonlinear...
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