The block is made of steel (A) and brass (B)components. Given a = 72 m, b = 22 m, c = 22 m, d = 28 m, PsteelPbrass=0.008 kg/m³Xmass=UB=mmGdetermine the mass of the block and the location, a,and y, ž, of its center of mass.kgm== 0.003 kg/m³, andAZay<

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The block is made of steel (A) and brass (B) components. Given a = 72 m, b 22 m - , c = 22 m, d = 28 m, Psteel = 0.003 kg/m³, and Pbrass = 0.008 kg/m³ X B G m A Z b a y determine the mass of the block and the location, , and y, z, of its center of mass. mass= kg

The block is made of steel (A) and brass (B) components. Given a = 72 m, b 22 m - , c = 22 m, d = 28 m, Psteel = 0.003 kg/m³, and Pbrass = 0.008 kg/m³ X B G m A Z b a y determine the mass of the block and the location, , and y, z, of its center of mass. mass= kg

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