A hydraulic system has piston areas (small) and (large). To lift a load of on the large piston, the force needed on the small piston is
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Explanation
Pascal's principle: pressure equal. .
AP Physics 1· difficulty 3/5
A hydraulic system has piston areas (small) and (large). To lift a load of on the large piston, the force needed on the small piston is
Explanation
Pascal's principle: pressure equal. .
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