In the hydraulic lift shown in the figure, A1 < A2. How does the pressure (P1) caused by F1 compare with the pressure (P2) caused by F2 in piston 2?PaJwrongO P1 = P2O It depends on the weight of the car.

Pressure is defined as the force acting per unit area. P=FA

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In the hydraulic lift shown in the figure, A1 < A2. How does the pressure (P1) caused by F, compare with the pressure (P2) caused by F2 in piston 2?

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In the hydraulic lift shown in the figure, A1 < A2. How does the pressure (P1) caused by F1 compare with the pressure (P2) caused by F2 in piston 2?
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