Group 1 & 2Consider a steel cylinder with an inner height of h = 1. 000 m and an inner diameter ofd = 200.0 cm. Suppose this cylinder is filled completely with carbon disulfide when thetemperature is 12. 5 °C.How much carbon disulfide will spill over when the temperature rises to 35.0 °C ?Group 3 & 4Consider a rectangular fish tank constructed from ordinaryglass. The dimensions of the tank are: length L = 16.00 in,width W = 8.00 in, and height H = 11.00 in.Suppose the tank is filled with water up to a depth ofd = 5.00 in when the temperature is 29.0 °C.What is the percent change in volume of the water insidethe tank when the temperature is 29.0 °C ?

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Group 1 & 2 Consider a steel cylinder with an inner height of h = 1.000 m and an inner diameter of d = 200.0 cm. Suppose this cylinder is filled completely with carbon disulfide when the temperature is 12. 5 °C. How much carbon disulfide will spill over when the temperature rises to 35.0 °C ?