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Figure 9-82 shows a uniform square plate of edge length 6d=6.0 m from which a square piece of edge length 2dhas been removed. What are (a) the xcoordinate and (b) the ycoordinate of the center of mass of the remaining piece?

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  1. X coordinate of center of mass is,xcm=-0.25m
  2. Y coordinate of center of mass is,role="math" localid="1661252999190" ycm=0m

Step by step solution

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Step 1: Given

6d=6m

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Determining the concept

Use a basic formula for the center of mass. Centre of mass is the point, which represent the mean position of a matter of a body.

Formula is as follow:

xcm=x1m1+x2m2m1+m2

where, m1, m2 are masses, x1, x2 are points where m1, m2 are present and xcm is centre of mass.

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(a) Determining if length  is removed then what is the x coordinate of the center of mass

Suppose, negative mass is added of -m kg at the appropriate location. Then, total mass M kgis found as follows:

Mass=density×volume

M=pAL

Since, density and thickness is uniform, mass depends only on area.

So, mass of the added plate is as follows:

m=2m2

And, mass of whole plate is,

M=6m2mM=436M=9m

Now, x component of center of mass is as follows:

xcm=x1m1+x2+m2m1+m2xcm=Mx1+-mx2M+-m

Here, x1is x-coordinate of center of mass of the whole plate andx2 is the xcomponentof the centerof massof the addedplate. It can be seen that the x coordinate of center of mass of the whole plate is zero and x coordinate of center of mass of added mass is 2.0 m . Therefore,

xcm=-m(2.0)9m-mxcm=-0.25m

Hence,X coordinate of center of mass is,xcm=-0.25m

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(b) Determining if length of  is removed then what is y coordinate of the center of mass

From the symmetry, the y componentof the centerof mass is found to be zero.

∴ycm=0m

Hence, Y coordinate of center of mass is, ∴ycm=0m

Therefore, the relation between mass of whole plate and mass of small plate can be found using the center of mass of this small plate and center of mass of the entire plate, the center of mass of the resulting shape can be found.

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