Water is being poured into an inverted right circular conical tank at a constant rate of
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Problem
Water is being poured into an inverted right circular conical tank at a constant rate of 10πm3/min. The tank is 12 m deep and 4 m wide at the top. Water leaks out through a hole in the bottom at a rate of 3h2m3/min, where h is the depth (in meters) of the water at that instant. Determine the depth h at which the amount of water in the tank is neither increasing nor decreasing.