Step 1: Recall symmetry properties.
Step 2: Arrange in increasing order.
\(1\) (Isosceles triangle) < \(3\) (Equilateral triangle) < \(4\) (Square) < \(\infty\) (Circle)
Final Answer:
Isosceles triangle; Equilateral triangle; Square; Circle
A vertical well is drilled up to a depth of 4000 ft. Further drilling starts with 10 ppg of fresh mud and \(50000 \, lbf\) weight on bit (WOB). An equivalent circulation density (ECD) of \(10.75 \, ppg\) was recorded. The total circulation pressure loss is estimated to be 110 psi. The still density is \(65.5 \, ppg\). The decrease in hook load is ________ lbf (rounded off to one decimal place). (Note: 1 ppg mud is equivalent to \(0.052 \, psi/ft\)).
A horizontal well is planned with two radial sections to land the target at an angle of \(90^\circ\). The total vertical depth (TVD) between the surface and the target is \(8000 \, ft\). The buildup rate is \(6^\circ\) per 100 ft in the first section and \(9^\circ\) per 100 ft in the second section. The total angle built by the second section is \(30^\circ\). The distance of the first kickoff point from the surface is _______ ft (rounded off to one decimal place).
The laboratory analysis data obtained from the core is as follows: - Weight of clean dry core in air = 30 g - Weight of core completely saturated with oil = 32 g - Weight of saturated core completely immersed in oil = 24 g If the density of oil used for saturation of core during the experiment is \(0.88 \, g/cc\), then the effective porosity of the core is ________ % (rounded off to two decimal places).
The Buckley Leverett frontal advance theory is employed to evaluate the performance of the water flooding operation in a horizontal reservoir. \[ \text{Cross-sectional flow area} = 40000 \, ft^2, \quad \text{Payzone thickness} = 20 \, ft, \quad \phi = 20\%, \quad q_w = 1000 \, rb/day, \quad L = 1000 \, ft, \quad PVWI = 0.5 \] The time of breakthrough is \(\underline{\hspace{1cm}} \) days (rounded off to one decimal place).