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If the pressure in the tubes remains constant, how does increasing the area of the diaphragm, or piston, on the foundation brakes impact the force required to stop the truck? Explain your answer and reference kinetic energy.

If The Pressure In The Tubes Remains Constant How Does Increasing The Area Of The Diaphragm Or Piston On The Foundation Brakes Impact The Force Required To Stop class=

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because the wihe have a front break and the down id reservoir the kinetic energy flows with an movement.

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If the pressure in the tubes remains constant, how does increasing the area of the diaphragm, or piston, on the foundation brakes impact the force required to stop the truck? Explain your answer and reference

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