A rectangular open tank is 4.5' wide, 3' deep and 6' long. We wish to fill the tank using a 1" diameter hose that delivers water at a speed of 100 inch/s. a) Determine the volume of the tank in gallons and liters. b) Compute the volume of water delivered by the hose in bothe quarts and liters per second. c) How long will it take to fill up the tank?
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