Pascal's Principle - Hydraulic Physics

Physics Ninja reviews Pascal's Principle and basic hydraulic systems.
We solve a problem involving 2 cylinders and try to find the force required to lift a heavy object like a car. We also look the work done by the forces and the definition of the mechanical advantage for a hydraulic systems.

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Brilliant.
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[@nashitahmed7456]

It's just like Torque, Less force is required if u increase the distance (moment arm) from where it acts

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What a great video! Do you have one on Bernoulli?

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Bernouilli's and Continuity Equation
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Hi, can you please make a video about a medium - difficult momentum problem (for example people jumping from a boat)? Thanks

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I made this one which i think if medium to hard... czcams.com/video/7fIVL8yHMXU/video.html

[@darnelldlamini7623]

My brother the video is good but u rushing a little bit and some of us are not fast so may you please explain everything in detail and where we get 0.3=y2

[@MrWood-qd6kr]

.3 is the distance the car is lifted

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Parking lots who are fans of Pascal be like: look peeps we have a hydraulic lift!

[@sauravkoirala5531]

Hello...can you give me concept ..why force applied on larger piston is equal to load?

[@ultradude6110]

Umm F2=mg=1500.(9.8)
Why 9.8

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Reply please

[@marvinmoise1489]

Gravity at sea level.

[@hannatuknol8909]

gravity is 9.8 m/s^2, it's constant so it doesn't change. Value of g (gravity) will always be that

[@black_rose170]

I was asking the same question

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