Finding the Y component of center of mass for a right triangle

the4thcafeavenue · Nov 6, 2004

Hey guys. this is my first time posting. can anyone tell me how to calculate the Y component of center of mass of a right triangle?? Major help would be appreciated :-D

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Sirus · Nov 6, 2004

Please do not double post. Post your question in one forum only. (your question has been answered in the homework help forums)

Finding the Y component of center of mass for a right triangle

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Finding the Y component of center of mass for a right triangle

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