Ex. 5. A weight lies on a piston with a radius r₂ = 1.0m. Determine the for- ce F₁ applied to the piston with radius r₁ = 20 cm if the hydraulic jack is in a balance. The jack is filled by an oil with po = 850 kg/m³. A mass of we- 1000 kg. Neglect the mass ight is mw of the pistons. (Ans. F₁ = 392.4 N) F₁ 7799999 r₁ 0.3 m 1₂ m₂ oil

Ex. 5. A weight lies on a piston with a radius r₂ = 1.0m. Determine the for- ce F₁ applied to the piston with radius r₁ = 20 cm if the hydraulic jack is in a balance. The jack is filled by an oil with po = 850 kg/m³. A mass of we- 1000 kg. Neglect the mass ight is mw of the pistons. (Ans. F₁ = 392.4 N) F₁ 7799999 r₁ 0.3 m 1₂ m₂ oil

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