Three masses are positioned at the following coordinates 3.0 kg at (4.0 m, -5.0 m); 6.0 kg at (-7.0 m, 3.0 m); and 1.0 kg (2.0 m, 2.0 m). Calculate the center of mass of the system.
Mass of the first object = M1 = 3 kg
Mass of the second object = M2 = 6 kg
Mass of the third object = M3 = 1 kg
Position of the first object = (X1 , Y1) = (4 m , -5 m)
Position of the second object = (X2 , Y2) = (-7 m , 3 m)
Position of the third object = (X3 , Y3) = (2 m , 2 m)
Position of the center of mass of the system = (Xcm . Ycm)
Xcm = -2.8 m
Ycm = 0.5 m
Position of the center of mass of the system = (-2.8 m , 0.5 m)
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