2. The mass of x is 2 kg. It is placed at Piston A. The cross section areas of A and B ar 5 cm3 and 80 cm3 respectively. a. Calculate the force acting on Piston A. b. Find the pressure exerted on Piston B. c. Find th mass of Y which can be lifted by Piston B. Y B Liquid

2. The mass of x is 2 kg. It is placed at Piston A. The cross section areas of A and B ar 5 cm3 and 80 cm3 respectively. a. Calculate the force acting on Piston A. b. Find the pressure exerted on Piston B. c. Find th mass of Y which can be lifted by Piston B. Y B Liquid

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2. The mass of x is 2 kg. It is placed at Piston A. The cross section areas of A and B
ar 5 cm3 and 80 cm³ respectively.
a. Calculate the force acting on Piston A.
b. Find the pressure exerted on Piston B.
c. Find th mass of Y which can be lifted by Piston B.
Y
A
B
Liquid

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