The length (distance) moved by both the piston will be different.
Larger piston move smaller distance and smaller piston move larger distance because of different cross-sectional area.
The mean is that we have to apply more force to move an object of large area Then it can be done directly . Why Hydrolic lift ?
The length (distance) moved by both the piston will be different.
Larger piston move smaller distance and smaller piston move larger distance because of different cross-sectional area.
The mean is that we have to apply more force to move an object of large area Then it can be done directly . Why Hydrolic lift ?
"Larger piston move smaller distance and smaller piston move larger distance because of different cross-sectional area" is a loophole basically because the movement of the piston would rather depends upon the pressure/force exerted on the piston, as explained if we apply a force F on the piston of smaller area its value will increase by a multiple equals to the ratio of the areas of two piston(bigger area/smaller area) based on the Pascal's law, which states that change in pressure at any point in an enclosed incompressible fluid is transmitted undiminished to all points in the fluids.
"Larger piston move smaller distance and smaller piston move larger distance because of different cross-sectional area" is a loophole basically because the movement of the piston would rather depends upon the pressure/force exerted on the piston, as explained if we apply a force F on the piston of smaller area its value will increase by a multiple equals to the ratio of the areas of two piston(bigger area/smaller area) based on the Pascal's law, which states that change in pressure at any point in an enclosed incompressible fluid is transmitted undiminished to all points in the fluids.
