The 50-mm-diameter piston of the shown pneumatic cylinder retracts 130 mm from its present position (p1 = 2 bars gage, V1 = 300 cm3) due to the external load on the rod. If the port at the blank end of the cylinders is blocked, find the new pressure, assuming the temperature does not change. 1. The 50-mm-diameter piston of the shownpneumatic cylinder retracts 130 mm from itspresent position (p1 = 2 bars gage, V1 = 300 cm³)due to the external load on the rod. If the port atthe blank end of the cylinders is blocked, find thenew pressure, assuming the temperature does notchange.BLOCKEDAIRP₁V₁Fload

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The 50-mm-diameter piston of the shown pneumatic cylinder retracts 130 mm from its present position (p1 = 2 bars gage, V1 = 300 cm3) due to the external load on the rod. If the port at the blank end of the cylinders is blocked, find the new pressure, assuming the temperature does not change.

The 50-mm-diameter piston of the shown pneumatic cylinder retracts 130 mm from its present position (p1 = 2 bars gage, V1 = 300 cm3) due to the external load on the rod. If the port at the blank end of the cylinders is blocked, find the new pressure, assuming the temperature does not change.

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