Can you do 7. The example does not affect the information you need to complete it. Thank you 7) In example 11.6, the driver of the car is able to apply a force of 12500 Non eachof the four slave cylinders. What would be the force on each if two of thecylinders were removed from the system, leaving only two slave cylinders?A) 3125 NB) 625ONC) 12500 ND) 25000NE) 37500N8) In Fig. 11.18, panel (a), what fluid(s) is(are) displaced to provide the buoyantforce on the object?A) fresh or salt waterB) airC) heliumD) both A and BE) both B and CF) none of the above9) In Fig. 11.18, panel (b), what fluid(s) is(are) displaced to provide the buoyantforce on the object?A) fresh or salt waterB) airC) helumD) both A and BE) both B and CF) none of the above10) In Fig. 11.18, panel (c), what fluid(s) is(are) displaced to provide the buoyantforce on the object?A) fresh or salt waterB) airPay wnan a a4| RO7 reading quiz. nbC) heliumD) both A and BE) both B and CF) none of the above

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7) In example 11.6, the driver of the car is able to apply a force of 12500 Non each of the four slave cylinders. What would be the force on each if two of the cylinders were removed from the system, leaving only two slave cylinders? A) 3125N 미250N C) 12500N 미 25000N E) 37500N

7) In example 11.6, the driver of the car is able to apply a force of 12500 Non each of the four slave cylinders. What would be the force on each if two of the cylinders were removed from the system, leaving only two slave cylinders? A) 3125N 미250N C) 12500N 미 25000N E) 37500N

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