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In a hydraulic jack as shown, mass of the car is m = 800 kg,`A_(1) = 10 cm^(2) , A_(2) = 10 m^(2)` . The minimum force F required to lift the car is

A

1 N

B

0.8 N

C

8N

D

16N

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