1. The hydraulic lift (the figure below) has a small piston with the surface A,in = 0.04 m? and a large piston with the surface Aout = 7 m?. 19 N. in F. out F Aout Ain (a) When the small piston is pushed down, the pressure in the fluid is: (b) What force will the large piston provide if the small piston in a hydraulic lift is moved down as shown in the figure? F, N out in

1. The hydraulic lift (the figure below) has a small piston with the surface A,in = 0.04 m? and a large piston with the surface Aout = 7 m?. 19 N. in F. out F Aout Ain (a) When the small piston is pushed down, the pressure in the fluid is: (b) What force will the large piston provide if the small piston in a hydraulic lift is moved down as shown in the figure? F, N out in

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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