11. Pascal's Principle states that the pressure applied at trigin odi no atooido instelb one point within the fluid will be exerted throughout the fluide od ad Symy toe ui and the walls of the container. This is the working principle of a hydraulic jack, it utilizes the incompressibility of fluids in order to lift a large load with the least effort. C at noom Suppose that the hydraulic jack is to lift a car that exerts a pressure of 4.68 KPa to the platform as shown in the diagram. What will be the required force to lift the car if the diameter of the handpump is 0.1 m? A. 36.76 N B. 353.1 lb antoisullo od 500 C. 595.88 N Tanto dos D. 136.62 lb do speriant bas oresic vioan egoisilles on

11. Pascal's Principle states that the pressure applied at trigin odi no atooido instelb one point within the fluid will be exerted throughout the fluide od ad Symy toe ui and the walls of the container. This is the working principle of a hydraulic jack, it utilizes the incompressibility of fluids in order to lift a large load with the least effort. C at noom Suppose that the hydraulic jack is to lift a car that exerts a pressure of 4.68 KPa to the platform as shown in the diagram. What will be the required force to lift the car if the diameter of the handpump is 0.1 m? A. 36.76 N B. 353.1 lb antoisullo od 500 C. 595.88 N Tanto dos D. 136.62 lb do speriant bas oresic vioan egoisilles on

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11. Pascal's Principle states that the pressure applied at egin orli no slooido instelb
one point within the fluid will be exerted throughout the fluide or has ad Symy sme al
and the walls of the container. This is the working principle of
sig adi
a hydraulic jack, it utilizes the incompressibility of fluids in
order to lift a large load with the least effort.
Suppose that the hydraulic jack is to lift a car that exerts a
pressure of 4.68 KPa to the platform as shown in the diagram.
What will be the required force to lift the car if the diameter of
the handpump is 0.1 m?
A. 36.76 N
B. 353.1 lb
C. 595.88 N
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at the gauge of the tank is 150 psi. What absolute pressure should Engineer X write in the report?
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B. 164.7 KPaa
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