17.Consider the following situations: In an automotive shop, the force exerted on the small piston of a hydraulic lift is 160 N. The areas of the smallpiston and the large piston are 5000 cm2, and 10000 cm2, respectively. What is the output force on the large piston?O A. 80 NO B. 640 NO C. 160 NO D. 320 N

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17.Consider the following situations: In an automotive shop, the force exerted on the small piston of a hydraulic lift is 160 N. The areas of the smal piston and the large piston are 5000 cm2, and 10000 cm2, respectively. What is the output force on the large piston? O A. 80 N O B. 640 N O C. 160 N

17.Consider the following situations: In an automotive shop, the force exerted on the small piston of a hydraulic lift is 160 N. The areas of the smal piston and the large piston are 5000 cm2, and 10000 cm2, respectively. What is the output force on the large piston? O A. 80 N O B. 640 N O C. 160 N

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17.Consider the following situations: In an automotive shop, the force exerted on the small piston of a hydraulic lift is 160 N. The areas of the small
piston and the large piston are 5000 cm2, and 10000 cm2, respectively. What is the output force on the large piston?
O A. 80 N
O B. 640 N
O C. 160 N
O D. 320 N

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