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An unsteady-state system, with 10 liters as initial amount of water in the vessel, water flow in rate is 8 liters/ s and flow out rate is 5 liters/s, what will be the amount of water in the vessel after 10 seconds?

a.

10 liters

b.

20 liters

c.

30 liters

d.

40 liters

Answer: (d).40 liters

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