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Suppose that the oil in a hydraulic hoist is replaced by air. Would the hoist still operate as well? Explain.
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Suppose that the oil in a hydraulic hoist is replaced by air. Would the hoist still operate as well? Explain.

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No


The object/objects inside would have to be of a certain consistency/element/form so air wouldn’t work
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