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A spherical tank with radius 2m is half full. Set up, but DO NOT evaluate, an...

A spherical tank with radius 2m is half full. Set up, but DO NOT evaluate, an integral that determines the work required to pump the water out of the tank through a valve 1m above the top of the tank.

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