In a sealed hydraulic system, brake fluid is pressurized to:
A)transmit force.
B)transmit pressure.
C)transmit movement
D)all of the above.

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In a sealed hydraulic system, brake fluid is pressurized to transmit force, pressure, and movement. The pressurized fluid acts on various components to facilitate the braking process, effectively transmitting the driver's input (force) through pressure, which in turn causes movement in the brake mechanisms.

In a Sealed Hydraulic System, Brake Fluid Is Pressurized To