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Problem 5. Binary star systems: Center of mass. (Palen, et. al. Chp. 10 1* Ed. Problem 65) dz m, = 3m2 The center of mass is where |the fulcrum of a balance must be. dz = 3d, FIGURE 10.15 The center of mass of two objects is the "balance" point on a line joining the centers of two masses. Study Figure 10.15 in the text (1* ed.). Where would the center of mass be located if а) т, — т,? b) M¡ = 2m,? c) 2m2 = 3m,? %3D

Problem 5. Binary star systems: Center of mass. (Palen, et. al. Chp. 10 1* Ed. Problem 65) dz m, = 3m2 The center of mass is where |the fulcrum of a balance must be. dz = 3d, FIGURE 10.15 The center of mass of two objects is the "balance" point on a line joining the centers of two masses. Study Figure 10.15 in the text (1* ed.). Where would the center of mass be located if а) т, — т,? b) M¡ = 2m,? c) 2m2 = 3m,? %3D

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Problem 5. Binary star systems: Center of mass. (Palen, et. al. Chp. 10 1st Ed.
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