P=500 kN. 1000 nim 200 mm H;O In the figure shown, assume that the piston and the weight are the same elevation, the face of the piston having an area of 1230 mm2 and the face of the weight 15000 m2. The interving passages are filled with water. What weight "W" can be supported by a force P of 500 N applied at the end of the level as shown in the figure? a. 36.59 kN b. 31.71 kN c. 37.10 kN d. 35.69 kN

P=500 kN. 1000 nim 200 mm H;O In the figure shown, assume that the piston and the weight are the same elevation, the face of the piston having an area of 1230 mm2 and the face of the weight 15000 m2. The interving passages are filled with water. What weight "W" can be supported by a force P of 500 N applied at the end of the level as shown in the figure? a. 36.59 kN b. 31.71 kN c. 37.10 kN d. 35.69 kN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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