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ninevolt
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Why is it that when an object moves both transitionally and rotationally the center of mass follows the path as if there was no rotational energy?
My theory is that objects naturally rotate around the center of mass and since the center of mass is a point, rotation doesn't affect its location. If this is true then I have another question.
Why do objects naturally rotate around the center of mass?
My theory is that objects naturally rotate around the center of mass and since the center of mass is a point, rotation doesn't affect its location. If this is true then I have another question.
Why do objects naturally rotate around the center of mass?