Q2) The figure below represents a hydraulic car jack has an output cylinder30 cm in diameter and an input cylinder 5 cm in diameter and is filled with oilof density 900 kg/m 3. An automobile of mass 1200 kg needs to be elevated35 cm.(a) How far does the piston of the input cylinder neced to move?(b) What is the magnitude of the force on the input piston required to keep thecar elevated?Input end 4,d, Ad, Output endup by adistance h,area A,massinitialpositioninitialpositionarea A,Points (a) anddown by a-distance h,(h)(b) are at thesame level.fluid of density p,

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Q2) The figure below represents a hydraulic car jack has an output cylinder 30 cm in diameter and an input cylinder 5 cm in diameter and is filled with oil of density 900 kg/m 3. An automobile of mass 1200 kg needs to be elevated 35 cm. (a) How far does the piston of the input cylinder need to move? (b) What is the magnitude of the force on the input piston required to keep the car elevated? Input end 4d, Ad, Output end area A, mass up by a distance h, initial position initial position arca A, down by distance h, Points (a) and (h) (b) are at the same level. fluid of density p,

Q2) The figure below represents a hydraulic car jack has an output cylinder 30 cm in diameter and an input cylinder 5 cm in diameter and is filled with oil of density 900 kg/m 3. An automobile of mass 1200 kg needs to be elevated 35 cm. (a) How far does the piston of the input cylinder need to move? (b) What is the magnitude of the force on the input piston required to keep the car elevated? Input end 4d, Ad, Output end area A, mass up by a distance h, initial position initial position arca A, down by distance h, Points (a) and (h) (b) are at the same level. fluid of density p,

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