4. (a) A 350-N force is applied to piston X with a diameter of 6 cm, as shownin Figure Q1(a). Determine the magnitude of the force that can beresisted by piston Y. Given that piston Y has a diameter of 20 cm.Assuming that the weights of the pistons are negligible.F = 420 NPiston X(d= 6 cm)Air spacePsurfaceFigure Q1(a)(b) A closed vessel contains 50 cm of water (water = 9,790 N/m³) and 20cm of mercury (Ymercury = 132,885 N/m³) with an air space on top, asshown in Figure Q1(b). It is found that the absolute pressure at thewater-mercury interface is recorded at 0.7 bar. Determine the pressureat the water surface and the pressure at the bottom of the vessel.waterinterface= 0.7 bar absMercuryFbottomFigure Q1(b)50cmPiston Y(d = 20 cm)20cm

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(a) A 350-N force is applied to piston X with a diameter of 6 cm, as shown in Figure Q1(a). Determine the magnitude of the force that can be resisted by piston Y. Given that piston Y has a diameter of 20 cm. Assuming that the weights of the pistons are negligible. F = 420 N

(a) A 350-N force is applied to piston X with a diameter of 6 cm, as shown in Figure Q1(a). Determine the magnitude of the force that can be resisted by piston Y. Given that piston Y has a diameter of 20 cm. Assuming that the weights of the pistons are negligible. F = 420 N

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