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A square metal on the left side is a=10 cm 1c=5 cm a=10 cm centered around origin. Calculate the x center of mass xcm =? of the metal. The mass density of the metal is p = ст a=10 cm 7 kg/m³. NE

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Chapter9: Fluids And Solids

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Problem 78AP

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A square metal on the left side is
|a=10 cm
1c=5 cm
a=10 cm
centered around origin. Calculate the x
center of mass xcm =? of the metal. The
mass density of the metal is p=
7 kg/m³.
а-10 сm

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