Three particles are distributed in the xy-plane. The másses and the coordinates for the three particles respectively at: m1=2kg at (0,2m) and m2 = 3kg at (0,4m) and m3 = 5kg at (0,0). The %3D center of mass located at: O A. (0.8,0.6)m

Three particles are distributed in the xy-plane. The másses and the coordinates for the three particles respectively at: m1=2kg at (0,2m) and m2 = 3kg at (0,4m) and m3 = 5kg at (0,0). The %3D center of mass located at: O A. (0.8,0.6)m

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Three particles are distributed in the xy-plane. The másses and the coordinates for the three
particles respectively at: m1=2kg at (0,2m) and m2 = 3kg at (0,4m) and m; = 5kg at (0,0). The
%3D
%3D
center of mass located at:
O A. (0.8,0.6)m
O B. (0.12,0.16)m
O C. (0,1.6)m
D. (0.16,0.12)m

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