The ratio of area of cross section of the two pistons in a hydraulic machine is 1:15. Find the force that should be applied on the narrower piston to overcome a force of 120 N on the bigger piston. O 20 N 8 N O 150 N O 10 N

The ratio of area of cross section of the two pistons in a hydraulic machine is 1:15. Find the force that should be applied on the narrower piston to overcome a force of 120 N on the bigger piston. O 20 N 8 N O 150 N O 10 N

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