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chinocr3
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Homework Statement
I need to find the center of gravity of a horizontal cylinder that has water in it, the level of water changes so I need to determine a relation between the diameter occupied by the water and the masses, those are my guesses.
I solved the problem where i have the standing cylinder where the C of G depends of the height of the water.
I added an attachment where you can see the formulas i used.
Homework Equations
How can I make a similar relation with the horizontal cylinder?
The Attempt at a Solution
Maybe using D as the variable instead of h?
m0 = ( (D2∏h)/4 )* ρ
where D2 = variable
and ∏h/4 = constant?
sorry if the answer is obvious, I'm really bad at physics $: