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Nathalie Benitez

30 January, 10:20

A car crusher has one hydraulic input piston with diameter 2 ft and 6 crushing pistons with diameter 10 feet. If this car needs 2,245 psi to crush it, what is the output force being produced to crush this car in-lbs? Round to the nearest Lb.

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