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Water is released into a tank at the rate r(t) = 5 + √ t ft3/min at time t (in minutes). at time t = 1, there is 12 ft3 of water in the tank.

(a) evaluate z 6 1 r(t) dt, rounding your answer to two decimal places.

(b) in the context given above, what does the value in part (a) tell us?

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