Even though your car weighs several thousand pounds, it can easily be raised above your head by a pneumatic lift at the service station by a small motor pumping fluid through a pipe. This an illustration of
A. Bernoulli's Law.
B. Pascal's Principle.
C. Archimedes' Principle.
D. Newton's 3rd Law.
Answer: B
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