QUESTION 1The linear mass density (A) of a rod of length L is given by A = a+ Bx2where a and B are constants and x is the distance from one end. What is the total mass of this rod?a + BL2aL + (BL³)/ 3(a+ Bx2)LO al + (BL2)/ 2 QUESTION 4Romeo and Juliet are sitting on the opposite ends of a boat at rest in the middle of the lake. If Juliet gets up and walks across the boattowards Romeo, then which of the following statements is true?The Center of Mass of (boat + Romeo + Juliet) does not shift.O None of these choices is correct.Momentum of Juliet = Force applied by ShakespeareMomentum of Juliet = Momentum of Romeo%3D

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The linear mass density (A) of a rod of length L is given by A = a+ Bx2 where a and B are constants and x is the distance from one end. What is the total mass of this rod? a + BL2 O al + (BL3)/ 3 (a + Bx2)L

The linear mass density (A) of a rod of length L is given by A = a+ Bx2 where a and B are constants and x is the distance from one end. What is the total mass of this rod? a + BL2 O al + (BL3)/ 3 (a + Bx2)L

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