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Chapter 3.4, Problem 6E
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- The following variables are used in this program:
- F1is a floating type variable used to store the force applied to the first piston.
- F2is a floating type variableused to store the force transmitted to the second piston.
- r1is a floating type variableused to store the radius of the piston supporting mass m1.
- r2is a floating type variableused to store the radius of the piston supporting mass m2.
- pow()function is used to calculate the power of a number.
Program Description:The main purpose of the program is to find the force transmitted to the second piston using the given formula. The given formula to calculate the F2 is shown below:
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