Need help asap. can you correct all the calculations like the integration part, can you make it a detailed integration solution? Thank you so much, such a big help. Answer from the book: 56 mins 24 secs. 12.A swimming pool with plan and section shown in Fig. G is filled withwater. It has two short tubes both with diameter 20cm and C= 0.80located at the lowest point. Find the time needed to empty the poolthrough these tubes.Given: d₁ =20cm or 0.20md₂= 20cm or 0.20mC = 0.80Find:T =?15m4k1.20 mPlan30mSection3m2 tubes Solution: for rectangular part450dht₁ =h1 Adhh2 2CA√2gh1.82001.8 2(0.8) (π) (0.1)^2√19.62h-1/2t₁ = 2021.125 ₁²h¹/2dh = 1578.135 sfor triangular part3030x→X=-hh1.81.8.3015 (h)dht₂:(0.8)(π)(0.1)^2√19.62h-1/2 dht₂ = 1807.749 sT = t₁ + t₂= 1578.135 s + 1807.749 s= 3385.88 sdh=-1.8= 1122.847 1³81.5m horizontal s

Solution-The given values are as follows,d1=20cm or 0.20md2=20cm or 0.20mC=0.80To Determine,T=?

Need help asap. can you correct all the calculations like the integration part, can you make it a detailed integration solution? Thank you so much, such a big help. Answer from the book: 56 mins 24 sec

Need help asap. can you correct all the calculations like the integration part, can you make it a detailed integration solution? Thank you so much, such a big help. Answer from the book: 56 mins 24 sec

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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