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(a)
The Force for the slave cylinder.

Answer to Problem 83PE
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mass of brace,
Mass of load,
Formula used:
The Force for the slave cylinder is calculated by,
Calculation:
Work done is defined in terms of force and distance in angle,
Where W-work done, F-applied force,
Force relation in terms of acceleration due to gravity is,
Where F-force,m-mass,g-gravity
Work done by brace-shovel and load is given as,
Rewrite the equations.
Substitute the
Substitute
Conclusion:
Therefore,the Force for the slave cylinder is
(b)
The Pressure in the hydraulic fluid.

Answer to Problem 83PE
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mass of brace,
Mass of load,
Diameter
Formula used:
Pressure in terms of force and area,
Calculation:
Change the radius from cm to m,
The area of slave cylinder is given by,
Where r-radius.
Apply the radius value,
Pressure formula in terms of force and area.
Where p-pressure,F-applied force,A-area perpendicular to the force.
Substitute the value offorce and area,
Conclusion:
Therefore, the obtained Pressure in the hydraulic fluid is
(c)
The force exerted on lever.

Answer to Problem 83PE
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mass of brace,
Mass of load,
Diameter
Formula used:
According to Pascal's principle, for hydraulic system,
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According to Pascal's principle, for hydraulic system,
Substitute the area formula
The equations can be rearranged in terms of,
Assume the mechanical advantage is acting on master cylinder,
Hence force could be,
Substitute the force value, and the radius of two cylinders,
Conclusion:
Therefore,the force exerted on lever is
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