The volume V of rectangular prism swimming pool is given by
V=w×L×h
We know the rate of change of volume,
dV/dt=25 ft^3/hr
The formula for the volume of water can be written as
V(h)= 16×20×h
dV/dh=320
Dh/dV=1/320
The rate of change in depth of water per unit of time is
dh/dt=dh/dV×dV/dt
We have dV/dt= 25 ft^3/hr
dh/dt=(1/320)×25=0.078125 ft/hr
You are filling up a rectangular prism swimming pool with a garden hose that has an output of 25 ...
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