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Practice applying equal transmitted pressure in fluids to hydraulic force and distance calculations.
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Use the hydraulic diagram. What upward force does the oil exert on the large piston?
Use the hydraulic diagram. What downward input force on the small piston balances the load on the large piston?
Use the hydraulic diagram. What gauge pressure change is produced in the oil by the input piston?
The diagram shows a sealed hydraulic press. What output force acts on the larger piston?
Use the piston labels in the diagram. What pressure change is transmitted through the fluid?
In the hydraulic diagram, what force does the oil exert upward on the output piston?
Use the hydraulic lift diagram. The small piston is pushed down 0.30 m. How far does the large piston rise?
The diagram shows a hydraulic system filled with incompressible oil. If the input piston moves down 0.10 m, how far does the output piston rise?
Use the hydraulic diagram. If the large piston rises 0.015 m, how far must the small piston move down?
The hydraulic diagram shows one stroke of the small piston. How far does the large piston rise?
A hydraulic press must deliver 3200 N on a piston of area 0.040 m². The input piston area is 0.0025 m². What input force is needed?
A hydraulic lift gets 180 N on an input piston of area 0.0060 m². What output piston area is required to produce 900 N at the same height?
A hydraulic jack supports a 5000 N load on a 0.10 m² output piston. If the input piston area is 0.0020 m², what input force is required?
A press needs 2400 N on a 0.060 m² output piston. If the operator can apply 80 N, what input piston area is needed?
A small piston of area 0.0040 m² drives a large piston of area 0.036 m². What input force produces an output force of 720 N?
A point in water is 2.0 m below the surface. Taking water density as 1000 kg/m³ and g as 9.8 m/s², what gauge pressure is due to depth?
Which statement best describes Pascal's principle for an enclosed fluid?
A garage lift raises a car with a small input force, but the input piston moves much farther than the car. What has the hydraulic system multiplied?
In an ideal hydraulic system, why is the pressure change not larger under the larger output piston?
Two points in a sealed tank are at different depths after a piston adds pressure at the top. Which comparison is correct?
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