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Physics, 06.02.2021 08:40 lewislatavia043

The system shown here is a simple hydraulic lift. By pushing down on piston A, you can create
upward force at piston B. If there is .300 kg of
mass on B, which has an area of .01 meters
squared. How much force on piston A will be
required hold the weight, if the area of piston A is
.0033 meters squared? (Don't forget the units in
your answer.)

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