The hydraulic lift's small piston with an area of 30 m^2 is subjected to a force of 100 N. To have an output of 7500 N, what must the area of the attached large piston be? (A) 2250 m² (B) 2000 m² Ⓒ2750 m² (D) 2500 m²

The hydraulic lift's small piston with an area of 30 m^2 is subjected to a force of 100 N. To have an output of 7500 N, what must the area of the attached large piston be? (A) 2250 m² (B) 2000 m² Ⓒ2750 m² (D) 2500 m²

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