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A force of 200 N is applied to an input piston of cross-sectional area 2 sq. cm pushing it downward 2.8 cm. How far does the output piston of cross-sectional area 12 sq. cm move upward? Show all work.

User Amithgc
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Answer: 0.46 cm upward

Explanation:

Given that,

Input force
F_(1) = 200 N

Input piston of cross- sectional area
A_(1) = 2\ cm^(2)

Output force =
F_(2)

Output piston of cross-section area
A_(2) = 12\ cm^(2)

For output force,

Input pressure = Output pressure


P_(1) = P_(2)


(F_(1))/(A_(1)) = (F_(2))/(A_(2))


F_(2) = (F_(1)* A_(2))/(A_(1))


F_(2) = (200\ N* 12\ cm^(2))/(2\ cm^(2))


F_(2) = 1200 N

For upward displacement,

The work done


W_(1) = W_(2)


F_(1)* d_(1) = F_(2)* d_(2)


d_(2) = (F_(1)* d_(1))/(F_(2))


d_(2) = (200\ N* 2.8\ cm)/(1200\ N)


d_(2) = 0.46\ cm

Hence, the piston moves 0.46 cm upward.








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