Ch8 - Calculating Work using Volume Displacement

If you have a piston with a surface area of 4 square inches that can travel 10 inches in a system delivering 25 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in in-lbs (inch-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 5 square inches that can travel 12 inches in a system delivering 25 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in ft-lbs (foot-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 6 square inches that can travel 12 inches in a system delivering 33 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in in-lbs (inch-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 12 square inches that can travel 3 feet in a system delivering 75 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in ft-lbs (foot-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 12 square inches that can travel 3 feet in a system delivering 75 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in in-lbs (inch-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 100 square inches that can travel 17 feet in a system delivering 150 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in in-lbs (inch-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 100 square inches that can travel 17 feet in a system delivering 150 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in ft-lbs (foot-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 2 square inches that can travel 10 inches in a system delivering 25 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in ft-lbs (foot-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 25 square inches that can travel 7 feet in a system delivering 125 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in ft-lbs (foot-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)  

If you have a piston with a surface area of 25 square inches that can travel 7 feet in a system delivering 125 pounds per square in (psi) of pressure, how much work has been accomplished in in-lbs (inch-pounds)?
(TIP: Do NOT use commas in your answer.
If you must use decimals, round to the nearest hundredth position.)

(a)