4. WHAT IS THE VOLUME OF THE PART? Your answer 5. IF THE MATERIAL IS MADE FROM COPPER, WHAT IS THE MASS OF THE PART? (UNIT:MMGS) Your answer 6. WHAT IS THE CENTER OF MASS OF THE PART (PLEASE USE THE COORDINATE SYSTEM SHOWN IN FIGURE Q2) Your answer Y Your answer Your answer FIGURE Q2, COORDINATE SYSTEM FOR Q2 100 90 R20 DETAIL S SCALE 2:15 37 100 |

4. WHAT IS THE VOLUME OF THE PART? Your answer 5. IF THE MATERIAL IS MADE FROM COPPER, WHAT IS THE MASS OF THE PART? (UNIT:MMGS) Your answer 6. WHAT IS THE CENTER OF MASS OF THE PART (PLEASE USE THE COORDINATE SYSTEM SHOWN IN FIGURE Q2) Your answer Y Your answer Your answer FIGURE Q2, COORDINATE SYSTEM FOR Q2 100 90 R20 DETAIL S SCALE 2:15 37 100 |

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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