a.) What minimum force must you exert to lift a car of mass 1500 kg. Ifrout = 0.71 m and Ain = 0.2 m²? b.) If you want to raise the car%3Dby 25 cm, how far will you have to move the input piston?ForcedistanceA) 1563 N 154 cmB) 1856 N 198 cmC) 2463 N 143 cmD) 2648 N 174 cmACВAc) DВ

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a.) What minimum force must you exert to lift a car of mass 1500 kg. If rout = 0.71 m and Ain = 0.2 m2? b.) If you want to raise the car by 25 cm, how far will you have to move the input piston? Force distance A) 1563 N 154 cm B) 1856 N 198 cm C) 2463 N 143 cm D) 2648 N 174 cm A C A

a.) What minimum force must you exert to lift a car of mass 1500 kg. If rout = 0.71 m and Ain = 0.2 m2? b.) If you want to raise the car by 25 cm, how far will you have to move the input piston? Force distance A) 1563 N 154 cm B) 1856 N 198 cm C) 2463 N 143 cm D) 2648 N 174 cm A C A

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D) 2648 N 174 cm
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