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Incompressibility of water in two different sized syringes
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Fluid is incompressible which leads to different displacement in two different size syringes. The conservation of volume can be observed using the graduated measurements on the side. This is how C+30+10 “Hydraulic jack with pressure gauge, breaks 2"x 2" piece of wood” works.
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