1. As the radius of the piston supporting mass 1 doubles, what happens to the mass that can be lifted by mass 2? Lifting Mass 1. Set the radius of tube 2 equal to 20 mm and the radius of tube 1 equal to 30 mm. Do not change these throughout the course of the part of the experiment. 2. Make another table with enough rows for 8 trials. You will be recording the mass in tube 2 and the mass in tube 1. 3. For the first trial set the mass in tube 2 equal to 50 grams. Find the maximum mass 1 that can be lifted by this 50 gram mass. Complaete Table 2 4. Repeat this process using the following values for mass 2. (60 g, 75 g, 90 g, 125 g, 140 g)