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Since the altitude of the triangle on the sides of the trough are equal, the area covered when the water is h feet deep is 1/2*h².
The volume of the trough filled at a given height will be given by V=B*h=h²/2*12=6h².
If you differentiate both sides of the above equation with respect to time you get
dV/dt=12*h*dh/dt
The rate of change of the volume is given to be 2 cubic feet per minute, and we are asked to determine the change of height when h=1
2=12*2*dh/dt
dh/dt=1/12 feet/minute
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