Determine the center of gravity of the plate of uniform thickness t = 0.1m whichhas a circular cavity of radius 0.15m (see the figure below). The rectangular plate ismade of steel and its density is 77kN/m³. The semicircle plate is made of copperand its density is 87.3kN/m³.0.3 m0.3 m0.3 mt = 0.1 mSteel0.15 m0.6 mCopper0.3 mThe center of gravity is located at x = 0.376m and y = 0mThe center of gravity is located at x = 0.976m and y = 0mThe center of gravity is located at x = 0.614m and y = 0mThe center of gravity is located at x = 0.876m and y = 0m

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Determine the center of gravity of the plate of uniform thickness t = 0.1m which has a circular cavity of radius 0.15m (see the figure below). The rectangular plate is made of steel and its density is 77kN/m³. The semicircle plate is made of copper and its density is 87.3kN/m³. 0.3 m 0.3 m t = 0.1 m Steel 0.15 m Copper

Determine the center of gravity of the plate of uniform thickness t = 0.1m which has a circular cavity of radius 0.15m (see the figure below). The rectangular plate is made of steel and its density is 77kN/m³. The semicircle plate is made of copper and its density is 87.3kN/m³. 0.3 m 0.3 m t = 0.1 m Steel 0.15 m Copper

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