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A hydraulic system where a force f=5 N is exerted on the left piston of area a = 2 m2. This results in an upward force being exerted on a larger piston of area A = 100 m2 on the right a А

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Chapter15: Fluid Mechanics

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A hydraulic system where a force f=5N is exerted on the left piston of area a=2m². This is the result of an upward force being exerted on a larger piston of area A=100m² on the right.

a) What is the added pressure applied to the fluid by the force f?

b) What is an upward force applied to the large piton?

A hydraulic system where a force f= 5 N is exerted on the left piston of area a = 2 m2.
This results in an upward force being exerted on a larger piston of area A = 100 m' on the
right
f
А

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