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Question Number 151096 by john_santu last updated on 18/Aug/21

find the center of gravity with respect to point O\n

Commented byjohn_santu last updated on 18/Aug/21

Commented byOlaf_Thorendsen last updated on 18/Aug/21

• A big full square :  S_1  = 10×10 = 100 cm^2   Ω_1 (5,5)    • A small empty rectangle :  S_2  = −4×2 = −8 cm^2   Ω_2 (8,3)    • A small empty rectangle :  S_3  = −4×2 = −8 cm^2   Ω_3 (8,7)    S = S_1 +S_2 +S_3  = 100−8−8 = 84 cm^2     SOG^(→)  = S_1 OΩ_1 ^(→) +S_2 OΩ_2 ^(→) +S_3 OΩ_3 ^(→)   OG^(→)  = ((100)/(84))(5,5)−(8/(84))(8,3)−(8/(84))(8,7)  G(((31)/7),5)

Abigfullsquare: S1=10×10=100cm2 Ω1(5,5) Asmallemptyrectangle: S2=4×2=8cm2 Ω2(8,3) Asmallemptyrectangle: S3=4×2=8cm2 Ω3(8,7) S=S1+S2+S3=10088=84cm2 SOG=S1OΩ1+S2OΩ2+S3OΩ3 OG=10084(5,5)884(8,3)884(8,7) G(317,5)

Commented byjohn_santu last updated on 18/Aug/21

how to get Ω_1 (5,5) .

howtogetΩ1(5,5).

Commented byOlaf_Thorendsen last updated on 18/Aug/21

the square is 10×10.  the center of gravity is (5,5).

thesquareis10×10. thecenterofgravityis(5,5).

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