A force of 12,000 n is exerted on a piston that has an area of 0. 020 m 2. What is the area of a second piston that exerts a for
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The area of a second piston that exerts a force of 24,000 N is 0.04 .
Gravitational force is measured in newtons. Utilizing the physics formula pressure = force/area, you can compute pressure if you know the value of a force. Both pounds per square inch (psi) and newtons per square meter (N/m2) are acceptable units of measurement for this pressure.
Given force 1 = 12,000 N
The pressure which has produced a force of 12,000 N at the piston 1 = Force/ area
= 12,000N / 0.020
= 6,00,000 N/
Now force at piston 1 must be equal to force at piston 2. thus, force at piston 2 is given by:
Force at piston 2 = pressure × area
24,000 N = 6,00,000 × area
area = 0.04
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