The center of the mass of an object must always be located where the physical material of the object is located. a) true b) false
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Hello, babygirl! The center of the mass of an object must always be located where the physical material of the object is located. . . . . . . a) true . . . b) false False. Consider the center of mass of a hollow sphere, or a donut, or a horseshoe.
Originally Posted by babygirl The center of the mass of an object must always be located where the physical material of the object is located. a) true b) false b) False. No pictures, sorry! Consider a thin ring. Where is the CM? It's at the center of the circle formed by the ring, where there is no mass. -Dan
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