Sample Problem 8. Volumes in Three-Dimension A body consists of a right circular solid cone of height 40 mm and radius 30 mm placed on a solid hemisphere of radius 30 mm of the same material. Find the distance of center of gravity of the body from D. 40 mm 30 mm

Sample Problem 8. Volumes in Three-Dimension A body consists of a right circular solid cone of height 40 mm and radius 30 mm placed on a solid hemisphere of radius 30 mm of the same material. Find the distance of center of gravity of the body from D. 40 mm 30 mm

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Sample Problem 8. Volumes in Three-Dimension
A body consists of a right circular solid cone of height 40 mm and radius 30 mm placed on a solid
hemisphere of radius 30 mm of the same material. Find the distance of center of gravity of the body
from D.
40 mm
D.
30 mm

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