HL-1 The output piston of a hydraulic lever has a diameter of 3.00 meters. When a force of 75.8 75.8 N Newtons is applied to the input piston, the output piston lifts a 1950 kg car at a constant speed. Assume both pistons are frictionless and have negligible mass. (a) What is the diameter of the input piston, in cm? (b) If the output piston moves up 1.00 cm, how far is the input piston pushed down (in meters)? 3.00 m incompressible fluid

HL-1 The output piston of a hydraulic lever has a diameter of 3.00 meters. When a force of 75.8 75.8 N Newtons is applied to the input piston, the output piston lifts a 1950 kg car at a constant speed. Assume both pistons are frictionless and have negligible mass. (a) What is the diameter of the input piston, in cm? (b) If the output piston moves up 1.00 cm, how far is the input piston pushed down (in meters)? 3.00 m incompressible fluid

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