Question 2: A thin rod of length l has a non-uniform mass distribution as shown inFigure 2. The linear mass density d is given by A = Aæ² where A is a positive constant.a) Find the total mass of the rod.b) Find xem (the x coordinate of the center of mass of the rod) in terms of l.Figure 2

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Question 2: A thin rod of length l has a non-uniform mass distribution as shown in Figure 2. The linear mass density A is given by )= Ax² where A is a positive constant. a) Find the total mass of the rod. b) Find xem (the x coordinate of the center of mass of the rod) in terms of l. Figure 2

Question 2: A thin rod of length l has a non-uniform mass distribution as shown in Figure 2. The linear mass density A is given by )= Ax² where A is a positive constant. a) Find the total mass of the rod. b) Find xem (the x coordinate of the center of mass of the rod) in terms of l. Figure 2

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