Four particles have the following masses and (x, y)coordinates: 4.0 kg (4, 5); 3.0 kg (4, 6); 2.0 kg (8, -3); and 1.0 kg(-4, -2). The (x, y) coordinates of the center of the mass of theseparticles are:(2, 3)(4, 3)(-2, 3)(5,-4)(-3, 5)

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Four particles have the following masses and (x, y) coordinates: 4.0 kg (4, 5); 3.0 kg (4, 6); 2.0 kg (8, -3); and 1.0 kg (-4, -2). The (x, y) coordinates of the center of the mass of these particles are: (2, 3) (4, 3) (-2, 3) (5,-4) (-3, 5)