The diagram below shows a hydraulic lift. A force is applied at side $1$ and an output force is generated at side $2$ . Which of the following is true?
The diagram below shows a hydraulic lift. A force is applied at side $1$ and an output force is generated at side $2$ . Which of the following is true?
- A
The force at side $1$ is greater than the force at side $2$
- B
The force at side $1$ is less than the force at side $2$
- C
The pressure at side $1$ is greater than the force at side $2$
- D
The pressure at side $1$ is less than the pressure at side $2$
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