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Zorluk: OrtaPascal's Principle and Hydraulics

Match each hydraulic jack scenario to its correctly calculated parameter based on Pascal's Principle.

  • Jack A: Input area is 3 in23 \text{ in}^2, Output area is 12 in212 \text{ in}^2, Input force is 40 lbs40 \text{ lbs}Produces an output force of 160 lbs160 \text{ lbs}
  • Jack B: Input area is 2 in22 \text{ in}^2, Output area is 10 in210 \text{ in}^2, Input distance is 15 inches15 \text{ inches}Moves the output piston a distance of 3 inches3 \text{ inches}
  • Jack C: Input force is 30 lbs30 \text{ lbs}, Output force is 180 lbs180 \text{ lbs}, Output area is 24 in224 \text{ in}^2Requires an input piston area of 4 in24 \text{ in}^2
  • Jack D: Input area is 1.5 in21.5 \text{ in}^2, Output area is 15 in215 \text{ in}^2, Input force is 45 lbs45 \text{ lbs}Operates at a fluid pressure of 30 psi30 \text{ psi}

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Jack A matches to 160 lbs output force, Jack B matches to 3 inches output distance, Jack C matches to 4 in² input area, and Jack D matches to 30 psi fluid pressure.
Each hydraulic system operates on Pascal's Principle and the conservation of volume. By applying the formulas for pressure (P=F/AP = F/A) and mechanical advantage (MA=Aout/AinMA = A_{out}/A_{in}), the missing parameter for each jack can be calculated and uniquely matched.

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1
Calculate the output force for Jack A.
Fout=160 lbsF_{out} = 160 \text{ lbs}.
Using Pascal's principle, mechanical advantage is 12/3=412/3 = 4. Fout=40×4F_{out} = 40 \times 4.
2
Calculate the output distance for Jack B.
dout=3 inchesd_{out} = 3 \text{ inches}.
Due to volume conservation, din×Ain=dout×Aoutd_{in} \times A_{in} = d_{out} \times A_{out}. 15×2=dout×1015 \times 2 = d_{out} \times 10.
3
Calculate the input area for Jack C.
Ain=4 in2A_{in} = 4 \text{ in}^2.
Since pressure is equal across the system, P=180/24=7.5 psiP = 180 / 24 = 7.5 \text{ psi}. Ain=30/7.5A_{in} = 30 / 7.5.
4
Calculate the fluid pressure for Jack D.
P=30 psiP = 30 \text{ psi}.
Pressure equals force over area, P=45/1.5P = 45 / 1.5.

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Pascal's Principle, Fluid Volume Conservation, and Mechanical Advantage
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