Solve Hydraulic Pump Homework: F1=33.5 N

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To determine the force required on piston 1 to support a weight of 983 N using hydraulic principles, the equation F1*d1 = Fp*d2 is applied. Given the diameters of the pistons, the calculations yield a force of 1.08 N for piston 2. The user also notes difficulty accessing the linked image, which may hinder responses from others. The absence of friction and massless pistons simplifies the problem. Ultimately, the solution hinges on correctly applying the hydraulic formula to find the necessary force.
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Homework Statement



Piston 1 in the figure below has a diameter of 0.797 cm; piston 2 has a diameter of 4.32 cm. In the absence of friction, determine the force required on piston 1 necessary to support an object, m, with weight 983 N. (Neglect the height difference between the bottom of the two pistons, and assume that the pistons are massless).
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Homework Equations



F1*d1 = Fp*d2, where d1 is the moment arm of F1, and d2 is
the moment arm of Fp.

The Attempt at a Solution



(33.5 N)(pi*.003895^2)=F2(pi*0.0216^2)
F2= 1.08 N
 
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I can't see your linked .gif file. The site seems to want a login. Perhaps that's why no one has responded to you yet.
 
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