The centre of mass of a non-uniform rod is not necessarily at the rod's mid-point. 4. A non-uniform beam AB of length 60 m and mass 5N rests on a pivot at the mid-point C. When a mass of 2N rests on the beam 15 m from B, the system is in equilibrium. Find the distance between A and the centre of mass of the beam. R

The centre of mass of a non-uniform rod is not necessarily at the rod's mid-point. 4. A non-uniform beam AB of length 60 m and mass 5N rests on a pivot at the mid-point C. When a mass of 2N rests on the beam 15 m from B, the system is in equilibrium. Find the distance between A and the centre of mass of the beam. R

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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