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How do the levers connected to equalizers brake systems multiply the driver's application effort?
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How do the levers connected to equalizers

brake systems multiply the driver's application effort?

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The brake pedal operates as a lever

Step-by-step explanation:

in a cars braking system the lever attached the brake pedal multiplies the force produced by your foot before transmitting this force to the hydraulic system

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