Calculate the y-component of the center of mass of the following molecule. Answer in Angstroms (Å), a distance unit. The atomic mass unit is u. (Note: the atoms used here might not exist in nature.) • e = 1.3 Å • m = 5 u • M = 14 u • e = 98° m m 0/2 Ө/2 M

Calculate the y-component of the center of mass of the following molecule. Answer in Angstroms (Å), a distance unit. The atomic mass unit is u. (Note: the atoms used here might not exist in nature.) • e = 1.3 Å • m = 5 u • M = 14 u • e = 98° m m 0/2 Ө/2 M

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Calculate the y-component of the center of mass of the following molecule. Answer in
Angstroms (Å), a distance unit. The atomic mass unit is u. (Note: the atoms used here might
not exist in nature.)
• e = 1.3 Å
%3D
• m = 5 u
• M = 14 u
• e = 98°
%3D
m
Ө/2
Ө/2

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