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Water is being pumped into a 52-foot-tall cylindrical tank at a constant rate. The depth of the water is increasing linearly. At 4:00 p. M. The water depth was 3.6 feet. It is now 11:30 pm and the water is 12.3 feet. What will the depth (in feet) of the water be at 1:00 a. M.? ROUND to two decimal places.

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