In a simple hydraulic press, similar to the brakes in your car, the system works on the principle that
A) equal force is applied to the brakes from your foot.
B) equal pressures are applied from your foot to the pedal to the brake pads.
C) equidistant motion is inversely related to the rotational momentum of the tire.
Eliminate
D) equal areas exist between your brake pedal in the car and the brake pads on your wheel.

Question

In a simple hydraulic press, similar to the brakes in your car, the system works on the principle that
A)	equal force is applied to the brakes from your foot.	
B)	equal pressures are applied from your foot to the pedal to the brake pads.	
C)	equidistant motion is inversely related to the rotational momentum of the tire.	
Eliminate
D)	equal areas exist between your brake pedal in the car and the brake pads on your wheel.

saylilbaby · Answer

@satellite73

directrix · Answer

I think the answer is an option that has to do with the foot.

directrix · Answer

If this were true, >>equal force is applied to the brakes from your foot. 

you could just open the car draw and place a foot on the ground to stop the car.

Don't try that, though.

directrix · Answer

@Saylilbaby