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Center of mass =
A1 = WL
A2 = WL
y1 = L + W/2 from bottom
y2 = L/2 from bottom
Y = ( A1y1 + A2y2 ) / ( A1 + A2 ) = [ (WL )x ( L + W/2) + (WL) x ( L/2) ] / 2WL
On solving -
Y = (3L / 4) + (W/4)
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