Consider the hydraulic lift shown in the figure. The small piston has an area A₁ of 0.0330 m², and the large piston has an areaA₂ of 4.00 m². What force F2 will the large piston provide if the small piston is pushed down with a force F₁ of 18.0 N?Assume that the fluid used in the lift is incompressible.F₂ =y₂ =NW₁ =y₁JF₁If the small piston A₁ is slowly depressed a distance of y₁ = 0.400 m, what distance y2 will the large piston A₂ rise?A₁W₂ =A₂What is the magnitude W₁ of the work done when pushing down the small piston A₁? What is the magnitude W₂ of the workdone when pushing up the large piston A2?F₂J

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A₂ of 4.00 m². What force F₂ will the large piston provide if the small piston is pushed down with a force F₁ of 18.0 N? Assume that the fluid used in the lift is incompressible. F₂ = y2 = N W₁ = If the small piston A₁ is slowly depressed a distance of y₁ = 0.400 m, what distance y2 will the large piston A₂ rise? m Y₁ J A₁ What is the magnitude W₁ of the work done when pushing down the small piston A₁? What is the magnitude W₂ of the work done when pushing up the large piston A₂? A₂ W₂ = J

A₂ of 4.00 m². What force F₂ will the large piston provide if the small piston is pushed down with a force F₁ of 18.0 N? Assume that the fluid used in the lift is incompressible. F₂ = y2 = N W₁ = If the small piston A₁ is slowly depressed a distance of y₁ = 0.400 m, what distance y2 will the large piston A₂ rise? m Y₁ J A₁ What is the magnitude W₁ of the work done when pushing down the small piston A₁? What is the magnitude W₂ of the work done when pushing up the large piston A₂? A₂ W₂ = J

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