The figure shows a high-pressure hand pump used for boosting oil pressure in a hydraulic line. When the handle is in equilibrium at ? = 15° under the action of a force P = 120 N, determine the oil pressure p which acts on the 46-mm-diameter piston. (Pressure on the top of the piston is atmospheric.)

The figure shows a high-pressure hand pump used for boosting oil pressure in a hydraulic line. When the handle is in equilibrium at ? = 15° under the action of a force P = 120 N, determine the oil pressure p which acts on the 46-mm-diameter piston. (Pressure on the top of the piston is atmospheric.)

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