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A tank in the shape of a sphere with radius 4 ft. is half full of...

A tank in the shape of a sphere with radius 4 ft. is half full of a liquid weighing 82 lbs./ft3. Find the work done in pumping the liquid up, then to, then out of a spigot 2 ft. in length located at the very top of the tank.

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