For the composite cylinder shown in Fig. 5.25, what thick-ness of brass is required to cause the cylinder to float in the position shown in carbon tetrachloride at 25°C? weight of 0.05 N, a uniform diameter of 82.0 mm, and alength of 150 mm. How much of its height would be sub-merged if it were placed in water?SurfaceCarbontetrachlorideat 25°CCylinderY= 6,50 kN/m]Brass y = 84.0 kN/m²450-mm diameterFIGURE 5.25 Problems 5.26 and 5.53.Q Search700 mm750 mm0.60 mSide viewTopFIGURE 5.26 ProbleLDEC

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