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The inner radius of a cylindrical pipe is 7
The inner radius of a cylindrical pipe is 7
cm. Water flows from this pipe at a speed of 5 km/h and falls into a rectangular tank 100 meters long and 44 meters long. In how much time will the water level in this tank rise by 14
cm.
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