1. Calculate F, needed to lift a 5250.0 kg car if the area of the platform holding the car (A.) is 25.0 times bigger than A. If A, depresses 1.5 meters, how much work was done on the system? How much was the car lifted up? Aj Ao To reservoir Fluid Valve Valve (a) 2010 Pearson Education inc.

1. Calculate F, needed to lift a 5250.0 kg car if the area of the platform holding the car (A.) is 25.0 times bigger than A. If A, depresses 1.5 meters, how much work was done on the system? How much was the car lifted up? Aj Ao To reservoir Fluid Valve Valve (a) 2010 Pearson Education inc.

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