Tank for 5.2

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  • 17/03/2022 at 9:45 pm #4185
    Fahim Muntasir
    Participant

      Hi!
      For project 5.2, are there any restrictions on how many tanks we can build? Is this project includes making 1 single big tank or a number of them?

      21/03/2022 at 5:08 pm #4205
      Rachel Alford
      Keymaster

        Hi Fahim,

        Good question! It’s up to you to decide whether to make one big tank or a number of them. In your report, you should justify why you chose the direction you did – for example, what is the benefit of having multiple tanks vs one tank? There’s no predetermined prescribed number, it’s up to you to investigate what is best and justify your choices.

        Hope this helps, please reach out with any further questions!

        Thanks,
        Rachel

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