Seatwork: (for 10 minutes)

Name _________________________________________ Course, Yr & Sec ________ Score ________a

Set-up the definite integral that would compute for the Work and Fluid Force as indicated. Use the given
figure. Draw a representative element. No need to integrate. (5 points each)
1. A right-circular cylindrical tank with a depth of 2. The ends of a trough semicircular regions, each
4 ft and a radius of 2 ft is half-full of alcohol with a radius of 4 ft. Find the force (in lbs) caused
weighing 49 lbs/ft3. Find the work done in by pressure of alcohol on one end as shown
pumping the alcohol to a height 2 ft above the below, if the trough is full of alcohol.
tank.

Seatwork: (for 10 minutes)

Name _________________________________________ Course, Yr & Sec ________ Score ________b
Set-up the definite integral that would compute for the Work and Fluid Force as indicated. Use the given
figure. Draw a representative element. No need to integrate. (5 points each)
1. A right-circular cylindrical tank with a depth of 2. The ends of a trough are isoscles triangles, with
4 ft and a radius of 2 ft is full of seawater base of 4 ft and a height of 2 ft with vertex at the
weighing 64 lbs/ft3. Find the work done in bottom. Find the force caused by pressure of
pumping the seawater to a height 1 ft above the seawater on one end as shown below, if the
tank. trough is full of seawater.

Seatwork: (for 10 minutes)

Name _________________________________________ Course, Yr & Sec ________ Score ________c
Set-up the definite integral that would compute for the Work and Fluid Force as indicated. Use the given
figure. Draw a representative element. No need to integrate. (5 points each)

1. A tank in the shape of an inverted cone has a
height of 6 ft and a base radius of 4 ft and is
filled with seawater weighing 64 lbs/ft3.
Determine the amount of work needed to pump
all of the seawater to the top of the tank.
2. The ends of a trough are isoscles triangles, with
base of 4 ft and a height of 2 ft with vertex at the
bottom. Find the force caused by the pressure of
seawater on one end as shown below, if the
trough is full of seawater.
Seatwork: (for 10 minutes)
Name _________________________________________ Course, Yr & Sec ________ Score ________d
Set-up the definite integral that would compute for the Work and Fluid Force as indicated. Use the given
figure. Draw a representative element. No need to integrate. (5 points each)
1. A hemispherical tank, placed so that the top is 2. An isosceles triangular plate of base 4 ft and
circular region of radius 4 ft, is filled with gasoline. height 6 ft with vertex at the bottom, is
Find the work done in pumping the gasoline to the submerged vertically in gasoline, with the base 2
top of the tank. Density of gasoline is 48 lbs/ft^3. ft below the surface of the gasoline. Find the
force on one side of the plate.

Seatwork: (for 10 minutes)

Name _________________________________________ Course, Yr & Sec ________ Score ________e
Set-up the definite integral that would compute for the Work and Fluid Force as indicated. Use the given
figure. Draw a representative element. No need to integrate. (5 points each)
1. A tank in the shape of an inverted cone has a 2. The ends of a trough are hemispheres, with
height of 4 m and a base radius of 2 m and is filled radius of 4 m. Find the force caused by water
with water. Determine the amount of work needed pressure on one end as shown below, if the trough
to pump all of the water to a height of 1 foot over is full of water.
the top of the tank. Density of water is 9810 N/m3.

Seatwork: (for 10 minutes)

Name _________________________________________ Course, Yr & Sec ________ Score ________f
Set-up the definite integral that would compute for the Work and Fluid Force as indicated. Use the given
figure. Draw a representative element. No need to integrate. (5 points each)
1. A tank full of water is in the form of a rectangular 2. A right triangular plate of base 2 ft and height 3 ft is
parallelepiped 4 ft deep, 8 ft wide, and 10 ft long. Find submerged vertically in water, with the top vertex 4 ft
the work required to pump the water up to the surface of below the surface. Find the force on one side of the plate.
the tank. Density of water is 62.4 lbs/ft^3.