2. Two interconnected hydraulic cylinders are shown in Figure 2, where 1 is small cylinder piston, 2 is large cylinder piston, 3 is small hydraulic cylinder, 4 is large hydraulic cylinder, and 5 is connecting pipe. It is known that the inner diameter of the cylinder is D= 100 mm and the inner diameter of the small cylinder is d = 25 mm. The force of F = 1000N is applied on the small piston. The pressure of this system is ( and the large piston lifting the weight W is ( )

2. Two interconnected hydraulic cylinders are shown in Figure 2, where 1 is small cylinder piston, 2 is large cylinder piston, 3 is small hydraulic cylinder, 4 is large hydraulic cylinder, and 5 is connecting pipe. It is known that the inner diameter of the cylinder is D= 100 mm and the inner diameter of the small cylinder is d = 25 mm. The force of F = 1000N is applied on the small piston. The pressure of this system is ( and the large piston lifting the weight W is ( )

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2. Two interconnected hydraulic cylinders are shown in Figure 2, where 1 is small cylinder piston,
2 is large cylinder piston, 3 is small hydraulic cylinder, 4 is large hydraulic cylinder, and 5 is
connecting pipe. It is known that the inner diameter of the cylinder is D= 100 mm and the inner
diameter of the small cylinder is d = 25 mm. The force of F = 1000N is applied on the small piston.
The
pressure
of this system is ( )
and the large piston lifting the weight W is (

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