Jordyn Chandler

Physics

11 June, 19:59

A hydraulic system for a dentist's chair is designed to be able to lift 3,112 newtons. the surface area over which this force is applied is 707 cm2. what force must be applied to the activator end of the system if the button has a surface area of 3.14 cm2? 700,700 n 1.41 n 0.0724 n 13.8 n

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