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| Nov9-12, 11:33 AM | #1 |
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Center of Mass calculations
Just some things I need to verify:
When finding the x-bar of the function y=x3 using the equation: [itex] \bar{x} [/itex] = [itex]\frac{∫\tilde{x}dm}{∫dm}[/itex], Is my [itex]\tilde{x}[/itex] going to be the x distance(which will just be "x") times x3? Also, will x3 be in the denominator just before "dm"? The same process is done for the [itex]\tilde{y}[/itex], am I correct? If I am also given a density [itex]\rho[/itex], will that stay in front of each integrand or in front of ([itex]\frac{∫\tilde{x}dm}{∫dm}[/itex])? Is the same process is done for the [itex]\tilde{y}[/itex] or are there differences? Thanks! |
| Nov9-12, 08:08 PM | #2 |
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