Calculate (*) the center of mass for the following system composed of objects positioned along a masslessrod and (**) the moment of inertia for the system if an axis of rotation is located at the 1 m mark.kgkg0m1 m2 mcenter-of-mass:А.1.196 mD.0.8173 mВ.1.038 mЕ.1.240 mС.0.8676 mF.1.028 m/--/moment of inertia:11.04 kg-m?11.50 kg-m?C.9.040 kg-m29.226 kg-m?F.А.D.В.E.9.270 kg-m?8.638 kg-m?

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Calculate (*) the center of mass for the following system composed of objects positioned along a massless rod and (**) the moment of inertia for the system if an axis of rotation is located at the 1 m mark. 12 kg 0m 1 m 2 m

Calculate (*) the center of mass for the following system composed of objects positioned along a massless rod and (**) the moment of inertia for the system if an axis of rotation is located at the 1 m mark. 12 kg 0m 1 m 2 m

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Calculate (*) the center of mass for the following system composed of objects positioned along a massless
rod and (**) the moment of inertia for the system if an axis of rotation is located at the 1 m mark.
kg
kg
0m
1 m
2 m
center-of-mass:
А.
1.196 m
D.
0.8173 m
В.
1.038 m
Е.
1.240 m
С.
0.8676 m
F.
1.028 m
/--/
moment of inertia:
11.04 kg-m?
11.50 kg-m?
C.
9.040 kg-m2
9.226 kg-m?
F.
А.
D.
В.
E.
9.270 kg-m?
8.638 kg-m?

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