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How Do Hydraulic Systems Apply Pascal's Law?
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[QUOTE="Abu, post: 5868883"] Thank you. I was also wondering that too because I thought pressure was Newton per meter squared, not simply Newtons. That makes more sense now.. Also, is the first problem saying that 7200 Newtons is also the force applied for the large cylinder? I am confused about the significance of the first sentence "The large cylinder in a hydraulic press has 3 times the surface area of the small cylinder". [/QUOTE]
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