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Zorluk: OrtaPascal's Principle and Hydraulics

A maintenance crew is selecting a hydraulic jack to lift a heavy machinery component. The load must be lifted exactly 2 inches2 \text{ inches}. Different jacks have different input (pump) and output (lifting) cylinder areas.

Match each hydraulic jack's specifications to the distance its input piston must be pushed down to achieve the 2-inch2 \text{-inch} output lift.

  • Jack Alpha: Input Area = 2 in22 \text{ in}^2, Output Area = 10 in210 \text{ in}^210 inches10 \text{ inches}
  • Jack Beta: Input Area = 3 in23 \text{ in}^2, Output Area = 12 in212 \text{ in}^28 inches8 \text{ inches}
  • Jack Gamma: Input Area = 4 in24 \text{ in}^2, Output Area = 24 in224 \text{ in}^212 inches12 \text{ inches}
  • Jack Delta: Input Area = 5 in25 \text{ in}^2, Output Area = 10 in210 \text{ in}^24 inches4 \text{ inches}

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To find the input distance, calculate the mechanical advantage (Output Area / Input Area) and multiply it by the desired output distance (2 inches2 \text{ inches}). Jack Alpha requires 10 inches10 \text{ inches}, Jack Beta requires 8 inches8 \text{ inches}, Jack Gamma requires 12 inches12 \text{ inches}, and Jack Delta requires 4 inches4 \text{ inches}.
Each correct match is found by calculating the mechanical advantage (Output Area divided by Input Area) and multiplying that ratio by the desired 2-inch2\text{-inch} output lift. This ensures the volume of fluid pushed by the pump equals the volume required to lift the load.

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1
Determine the mathematical relationship for distance in a closed hydraulic system.
Input Area×Input Distance=Output Area×Output Distance\text{Input Area} \times \text{Input Distance} = \text{Output Area} \times \text{Output Distance}
Because liquids are essentially incompressible, the volume of fluid displaced by the input piston must equal the volume of fluid pushing up the output piston.
2
Rearrange the formula to solve for the required Input Distance.
Input Distance=Output Distance×(Output AreaInput Area)\text{Input Distance} = \text{Output Distance} \times (\frac{\text{Output Area}}{\text{Input Area}})
This isolates the unknown variable, making it easier to plug in the given values for each jack.
3
Calculate the required input distance for Jack Alpha.
2 inches×(102)=2×5=10 inches2 \text{ inches} \times (\frac{10}{2}) = 2 \times 5 = 10 \text{ inches}.
Applying the specific area measurements of Jack Alpha to the derived formula.
4
Apply the same formula to the remaining jacks to find their respective input distances.
Beta: 2×(123)=8 inches2 \times (\frac{12}{3}) = 8 \text{ inches}. Gamma: 2×(244)=12 inches2 \times (\frac{24}{4}) = 12 \text{ inches}. Delta: 2×(105)=4 inches2 \times (\frac{10}{5}) = 4 \text{ inches}.
Completing the required calculations to find all corresponding values.

Anahtar Kavram

In a hydraulic system, the distance an input piston must travel is proportional to the ratio of the output area to the input area. A larger mechanical advantage requires a proportionally larger input distance to conserve the total volume of displaced fluid.
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