The rate of leakage of water i.e rate of change of volume \"\".

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Height of the tank \"\", base radius of the tank \"\", base diameter \"\".

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To find the rate of change of radius at a height, we should know the radius of the base at that height.

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If you take the cross section through vertex and the center of the base, you\\'ll have an isosceles triangle.

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Now draw a line parallel to the base of this triangle at a height 14ft, then you\\'ll get two similar triangles.

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one is bigger and the other one is smaller.

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So, we have the relation \"\"

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Where \"\" base and height of bigger triangle, \"\" base and height of smaller triangle.

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Here \"\".

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\"\"\"\".

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Radius of the base at a height 14ft is \"\".

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To find the rate of change of radius we have to use the relation rate of change of volume.

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Volume of the cone is \"\"; r is radius of the base, h is height of the cone.

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Now rate of change of volume with respect to time is

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\"\"\"\"

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At height 14ft and base radius 2.15ft

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\"\"               (\"\")

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\"\".

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The rate of change radius of the water level is \"\".