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A cylindrical tank with horizontal axis has a radius of 1m and 6 m long. If it is filled with gasoline to a depth of 1.3m, determine the volume of the gasoline in the tank.

Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A cylindrical tank with horizontal axis has a radius of 1m and 6 m long. If it is filled with gasoline to a depth of 1.3m, determine the volume of the gasoline in the tank.
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r = 1
h = 1.3
Vol = Area of the segment * length
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Area = r^2*acos(1 - h/r) - (r-h)*sqrt(2rh - h^2)
Obvious, right?
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= 1*acos(1 - 1.3) - (-0.3)*sqrt(2.6 - 1.69)
= acos(-0.3) + 0.3*sqrt(0.91)
=~ 1.8755 + 0.2862
= 2.161 sq meters
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Vol = 6*Area
= 12.966 cubic meters

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