Two (2) frictionless cylinders are stacked as shown in the figure with the following given: The value of the smallest force, F, that will lift the frictionless cylinder A off the horizontal surface is 67.5 N. The radius of cylinder A is 30 cm. Find the following: 5 kg 1.2 kg 67.5 N 1. What is the radius of cylinder B (cm)? 2. Determine the reaction between cylinder B and the horizontal surface (N)? 3. Determine the reaction between cylinder A and B (N)?

Two (2) frictionless cylinders are stacked as shown in the figure with the following given: The value of the smallest force, F, that will lift the frictionless cylinder A off the horizontal surface is 67.5 N. The radius of cylinder A is 30 cm. Find the following: 5 kg 1.2 kg 67.5 N 1. What is the radius of cylinder B (cm)? 2. Determine the reaction between cylinder B and the horizontal surface (N)? 3. Determine the reaction between cylinder A and B (N)?

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