In a car service station, a force of 130 N is required to raise the car on the hydraulic lift. If the diameter of the hydraulic lift is 21 times as the radius of the piston where the force must be applied, what is the mass of the car to be lifted? 57330 kg 26754 kg 279 kg 5850 kg

In a car service station, a force of 130 N is required to raise the car on the hydraulic lift. If the diameter of the hydraulic lift is 21 times as the radius of the piston where the force must be applied, what is the mass of the car to be lifted? 57330 kg 26754 kg 279 kg 5850 kg

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In a car service station, a force of 130 N is required to
raise the car on the hydraulic lift. If the diameter of the
hydraulic lift is 21 times as the radius of the piston where
the force must be applied, what is the mass of the car to
be lifted?
57330 kg
26754 kg
279 kg
5850 kg

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