A carpenter's square has the shape of an L as shown in the figure below. Locate its center of gravity. (Take (x, y) = (0, 0) at the intersection of d, and d4. Assume d, = 17.0 cm, d, = 6.00 cm, d3 = 6.00 cm, and d4 = 9.0 cm.) cm d2 d3 d4

A carpenter's square has the shape of an L as shown in the figure below. Locate its center of gravity. (Take (x, y) = (0, 0) at the intersection of d, and d4. Assume d, = 17.0 cm, d, = 6.00 cm, d3 = 6.00 cm, and d4 = 9.0 cm.) cm d2 d3 d4

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A carpenter's square has the shape of an L as shown in the figure below. Locate its center of gravity. (Take (x, y) = (0, 0) at the intersection of d, and d,. Assume
d, = 17.0 cm, d, = 6.00 cm, d, = 6.00 cm, and d, = 9.0 cm.)
cm
dz
d3
d4

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