A force of magnitude 800. N is applied to the center cylinder in the figure, downward on its 7.50 cm- radius piston. The master piston is pushed 1.000 cm into the cylinder and the radii of the two identical slaves are 2.000 cm. 4) Calculate the pressure in the system as the force is applied.

A force of magnitude 800. N is applied to the center cylinder in the figure, downward on its 7.50 cm- radius piston. The master piston is pushed 1.000 cm into the cylinder and the radii of the two identical slaves are 2.000 cm. 4) Calculate the pressure in the system as the force is applied.

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Problems 4-6 refer to the following figure
A force of magnitude 800. N is applied to the center cylinder in the figure, downward on its 7.50 cm-
radius piston. The master piston is pushed 1.000 cm into the cylinder and the radii of the two identical
slaves are 2.000 cm.
4) Calculate the pressure in the system as the force is applied.
5) Calculate the magnitude of the force exerted upward on the left slave piston.
6) Calculate the distance the right slave piston travels.
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