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Suppose the sand in a sand box with length 14 feet, width 8 feet, and height 1.5 feet is to be removed. The density of the sand (in pounds per cubic feet) h feet from the bottom is given by δ(h)=2.5−h. Find the work required to completely empty the sandbox.

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