Please give answer. 2. Consider two thin bars of constant cross-sectional area, each of length 10 cm, with respectivemass linear-density functions p(x) = -and 6(x) = 0.12 kg1+x² m(a) Interpret what it means for a bar to have mass linear-density p(x) = 1+2, and abar to have mass linear-density 6(x) = 0.12 kg(b) Find the mass of each bar.(c) Explain why zp(2) dr represents the total moment of mass for the first bar.(d) Find the center of mass of each bar.

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