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Introductory Chemistry For Today

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter6: The States Of Matter

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Problem 6.9E

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You find an antique car jack like the one shown in the figure at an estate sale. After cleaning it up, you establish that the amount of friction is negligible and that the input
and output pistons have a diameter of 0.44 in. and 2.1 in., respectively. Determine the force F needed to support a 1000-lb load at the output piston.
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12 in.
input piston
output piston

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