Explanation:
It is given that,
Force on piston, F₁ = 8800 N
Area, 
Area, 
Let F₂ is the force exerted on the second piston. Using Pascal's law as :
Pressure at piston 1 = Pressure at piston 2




So, the force exerted by a second piston is 35200 N. Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
A. Energy
Explanation:
You can change energy from one form to another when you lift your arm or take a step. Energy is used to move matter. In this scenario, the matter would be you.
Explanation:
At first sight, it doesn’t make sense that both fission and fusion release energy.
The key is in how tightly the nucleons are held together in a nucleus. If a nuclear reaction produces nuclei that are more tightly bound than the originals, then the excess energy will be released.
It turns out that the most tightly bound atomic nuclei are around the size of iron-56.
Thus, if you split a nucleus that is much larger than iron into smaller fragments, you will release energy because the smaller fragments are at a lower energy than the original nucleus.
If instead you fuse very light nuclei to get bigger products, energy is again released because the nucleons in the products are more tightly bound than in the original nuclei.
https://socratic.org/questions/how-are-fusion-and-fission-similar
Well according to the molecular formula of glucose, one molecule would have 6 carbon atoms, and thus 2 molecules of glucose would have 12 carbon atoms.
The correct response would be B. 12.