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Two piston hydraulic problems a. A = 1 sq.in. b. B = 10 sq.in. If a force is applied to piston A and it moves 6 in down, the weight of piston B will move how many inches up?
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Two piston hydraulic problems

a. A = 1 sq.in.
b. B = 10 sq.in.
If a force is applied to piston A and it moves 6 in down, the weight of piston B will move how
many inches up?

User Renat Zamaletdinov
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Answer:

When a brick is placed on the Piston then it goes down for a while until a new equilibrium is attained.

Step-by-step explanation:

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