Find the center of mass of the thin plate occupying the region D bounded by the parabola y=2-22 and the line y = z if the density at (x, y) is p(x, y) = x², Solution: Enter your answers as a fraction a/b. We first evaluate the mass of the plate: 772 The moments M, and M, of the plate about z-axis and y-axis are: M₂ = and My So, the center of mass is (2,9), where

Find the center of mass of the thin plate occupying the region D bounded by the parabola y=2-22 and the line y = z if the density at (x, y) is p(x, y) = x², Solution: Enter your answers as a fraction a/b. We first evaluate the mass of the plate: 772 The moments M, and M, of the plate about z-axis and y-axis are: M₂ = and My So, the center of mass is (2,9), where

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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