Two cylinders of diameter 1 m and one cylinder of diameter 2 m are placed symmetrically in a pit 3 m wide (2 m cylinder on top). Find all the contact tones (Surfaces are smooth). Weight of 1 m diameter cylinder = 150 N, weight of 2 diameter cylinder = 240 N

Two cylinders of diameter 1 m and one cylinder of diameter 2 m are placed symmetrically in a pit 3 m wide (2 m cylinder on top). Find all the contact tones (Surfaces are smooth). Weight of 1 m diameter cylinder = 150 N, weight of 2 diameter cylinder = 240 N

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