Calculate the center of mass of a system with m₁ = 200g (y₁ = 35cm), m₂ = 150g (x₂ = 22cm), and m₃ = 450g (x₃ = 55cm).
University of Ilorin PHY101 2021 past question
- X-comp = 34.96 cm, Y-comp = 11.67 cm
- X-comp = 42.37 cm, Y-comp = 11.67 cm
- X-comp = 34.96 cm, Y-comp = 8.7 cm
- X-comp = 42.37 cm, Y-comp = 8.7 cm
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