In the braking system of a specific car, the area behind the brake pedal is 2 cm squared, while the area on the other end, at the braking pad, is 25 cm squared. If you step on the pedal with a force of 12 N, what is the force applied on the brake pads?

In the braking system of a specific car, the area behind the brake pedal is 2 cm squared, while the area on the other end, at the braking pad, is 25 cm squared. If you step on the pedal with a force of 12 N, what is the force applied on the brake pads?

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