Ahydraulic jack has a pump piston of diameter 0.660 cm, and a loadpiston of 3.30

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Ahydraulic jack has a pump piston of diameter 0.660 cm, and a loadpiston of 3.30 cm. Find the load which can be lifted if a force of600. N is exerted on the pump piston.

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Explanation / Answer

    only one question per post must be given     F1 / A1 = F2 /A2     (600 N) / (0.660 cm) = (F2) / (3.30cm)     solve for F2

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