QUESTION 1A hydraulic clutch of a motor car works as follows: A foot pedal with a mechanicaladvantage of 2,5:1 acts on the master cylinder which is 15 mm in diameter. Hydraulicfluid is displaced to the slave cylinder which is 20 mm in diameter. The force from theslave cylinder on the clutch is 850 N and the foot pedal moves 70 mm when pressedin.1.1 Determine the force which must be applied to the foot pedal.1.2Determine the distance that the slave cylinder will move if the foot is depressedfully.1.3 Assume 2% air (per volume) is present in the system which contains 100 mlfluid. Assume the bulk modulus K of the fluid is 1,8 GPa.

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2,5:1Dm=15mmDs=20mmFs=850NFoot pedal moves=70mm To-Find:- a Force applied to the foot pedalb…

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fluid is displaced to the slave cylinder which is 20 mm in diame slave cylinder on the clutch is 850 N and the foot pedal moves in. 1.1 Determine the force which must be applied to the foot ped 1.2 Determine the distance that the slave cylinder will move if fully.

fluid is displaced to the slave cylinder which is 20 mm in diame slave cylinder on the clutch is 850 N and the foot pedal moves in. 1.1 Determine the force which must be applied to the foot ped 1.2 Determine the distance that the slave cylinder will move if fully.

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