First of all we have to mark the individual centre of mass
let us consider left vertical rod as 1 , horizontal rod as 2 and
right vertical od as 3.
So
X1 = 0 , Y1 = -L/2
X2 = L/2 . Y2 = 0
X3 = L , Y3 = -L/2
Now we know that the centre of mass is
XCM = (M1X1 +
M2X2 +
M3X3)/(M1 +M2
+M3)
We know that M1 = m , M2 = 3m and
M3 = m
So on putting the value we get
XCM = (m*0 + 3m*(L/2) + mL) /(m+3m+m) = (5mL/2)/(5m) =
L/2
XCM = L/2
Similarly for Y axis
YCM = (M1Y1 +
M2Y2 +
M3Y3)/(M1+M2+M3)
YCM = (m*(-L/2) +3m*0 + m(-L/2)) /(m+3m+m) = (-mL)/5m =
-L/5
YCM = -L/5
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