The hydraulic jack shown below consists of a master cylinder with a diameter of 60mm and a lifting (or slave) cylinder with a diameter of 150mm. The two cylinders are connected by a flexible high pressure hose with a diameter of 10mm. The density of the hydraulic fluid that fills the jack is 15,000kg/m³. The jack is being used to lift a 5 tonne mass through a vertical distance of 50mm. Initially the hydraulic fluid heights are h=150mm and hв=400mm. At that instant, what is force required to be applied at location B to lift the weight off the ground at location A? main MASTER CYLINDER B LIFTING (SLAVE) CYLINDER ㅈ $10mm k$60mm A 150m MM

The hydraulic jack shown below consists of a master cylinder with a diameter of 60mm and a lifting (or slave) cylinder with a diameter of 150mm. The two cylinders are connected by a flexible high pressure hose with a diameter of 10mm. The density of the hydraulic fluid that fills the jack is 15,000kg/m³. The jack is being used to lift a 5 tonne mass through a vertical distance of 50mm. Initially the hydraulic fluid heights are h=150mm and hв=400mm. At that instant, what is force required to be applied at location B to lift the weight off the ground at location A? main MASTER CYLINDER B LIFTING (SLAVE) CYLINDER ㅈ $10mm k$60mm A 150m MM

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