Consider the hydraulic lift shown in the figure. The small piston has an area A¡ of 0.0330 m², and the large piston has an areaA2 of 4.00 m2. What force F2 will the large piston provide if the small piston is pushed down with a force F1 of 18.0 N? Assumethat the fluid used in the lift is incompressible.E =A,F,If the small piston Aj is slowly depressed a distance of y = 0.200 m, what distance y2 will the large piston A2 rise?y2 =mWhat is the magnitude W of the work done when pushing down the small piston A1? What is the magnitude W2 of the workdone when pushing up the large piston A2?Wi =JW2 =J

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Given: F1=18N, A1=0.033m2, y1=0.2m A2=4m2 Find: F2, y2, W1, W2…

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Consider the hydraulic lift shown in the figure. The small piston has an area Aj of 0.0330 m², and the large piston has an area A2 of 4.00 m². What force F, will the large piston provide if the small piston is pushed down with a force F of 18.0 N? Assume that the fluid used in the lift is incompressible. F2 = N F, y2 A, A, F, If the small piston Aj is slowly depressed a distance of y = 0.200 m, what distance y2 will the large piston A2 rise? y2 = m What is the magnitude W¡ of the work done when pushing down the small piston A1? What is the magnitude W, of the work done when pushing up the large piston A2? W1 = J W2 = J

Consider the hydraulic lift shown in the figure. The small piston has an area Aj of 0.0330 m², and the large piston has an area A2 of 4.00 m². What force F, will the large piston provide if the small piston is pushed down with a force F of 18.0 N? Assume that the fluid used in the lift is incompressible. F2 = N F, y2 A, A, F, If the small piston Aj is slowly depressed a distance of y = 0.200 m, what distance y2 will the large piston A2 rise? y2 = m What is the magnitude W¡ of the work done when pushing down the small piston A1? What is the magnitude W, of the work done when pushing up the large piston A2? W1 = J W2 = J

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Problem 6P: The small piston of a hydraulic lift (Fig. P15.6) has a cross-sectional area of 3.00 cm2, and its...

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