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The hydraulic press shown is filled with oil (sp.gr. 0.82).What force F on the handle is required to support the 10 kN weight? Neglect the weight of the two pistons.

10 kN
25 mm
400 mm
75 mm Ø
Hinge
25 mm Ø
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