A 100 grams non-uniform meter stick is found to balance on a knife edge at the 60-cm mark. Where is the position of the 60 grams mass need to hang to balance the meter stick at 50-cm marker? In the above problem, if you were given another 20-gram mass, (a) where do you hang it on left side, (b) where do you hang it on right side to keep the meterstick balance. If you can't, then justify your answer.

A 100 grams non-uniform meter stick is found to balance on a knife edge at the 60-cm mark. Where is the position of the 60 grams mass need to hang to balance the meter stick at 50-cm marker? In the above problem, if you were given another 20-gram mass, (a) where do you hang it on left side, (b) where do you hang it on right side to keep the meterstick balance. If you can't, then justify your answer.

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Chapter6: Forced Convection Over Exterior Surfaces

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