Fluid: Consider the following two tank system, where an input flow enters the first tank with flowrate Qri and travels through a pipe of fluid resistance Rf to fill up the second tank. The fluid then flows out of the second tank through an orifice governed by the square-root orifice equation for pressure drop, Qf.0 = k/(P2a). Find the linearized system equations written in terms of pressure. Note that P1 and P2 are pressures relative to atmospheric pressure (not absolute pressures) P = constant C1, P, C12, P2 Q,

Fluid: Consider the following two tank system, where an input flow enters the first tank with flowrate Qri and travels through a pipe of fluid resistance Rf to fill up the second tank. The fluid then flows out of the second tank through an orifice governed by the square-root orifice equation for pressure drop, Qf.0 = k/(P2a). Find the linearized system equations written in terms of pressure. Note that P1 and P2 are pressures relative to atmospheric pressure (not absolute pressures) P = constant C1, P, C12, P2 Q,

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