The hydraulic lift (the figure below) has a small piston with the surface Ain = 0.04 m² and a large piston with the surface A out 5 m². Fin = 21 N. Aout F out (a) When the small piston is pushed down, the pressure in the fluid is: C. Same in both contair ✓ Ain (b) What force will the large piston provide if the small piston in a hydraulic lift is moved down as shown in the figure? F out = N (c) Assuming that there are no losses to friction, can the work done by the large piston (output piston) be greater than the small piston (input piston) B. No (d) If the small piston is depressed a distance of Ayin=2.5 m, and there is no friction by how much will the large piston rise? Answer correct to 4 significant figures. Ay out = ✓ m

The hydraulic lift (the figure below) has a small piston with the surface Ain = 0.04 m² and a large piston with the surface A out 5 m². Fin = 21 N. Aout F out (a) When the small piston is pushed down, the pressure in the fluid is: C. Same in both contair ✓ Ain (b) What force will the large piston provide if the small piston in a hydraulic lift is moved down as shown in the figure? F out = N (c) Assuming that there are no losses to friction, can the work done by the large piston (output piston) be greater than the small piston (input piston) B. No (d) If the small piston is depressed a distance of Ayin=2.5 m, and there is no friction by how much will the large piston rise? Answer correct to 4 significant figures. Ay out = ✓ m

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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