mass my ====2 m and3 kg, and theThe figure below consists of three uniform rods. The vertical rod has length Ly5 kg, the horizontal rod has length LH 2 m and mass mнslanted rod has length Ls 4 m and mass mspositive x axis is 0 = 30°.==2 kg and the angle this rod makes with theThe three uniform rods with 0 shownDetermine the distance between this three rod system's center-of-mass and the pointwhere the vertical and horizontal rods intersect.

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The figure below consists of three uniform rods. The vertical rod has length Ly = 2 m and mass my = 5 kg, the horizontal rod has length Lµ = 2 m and mass mн slanted rod has length Ls positive x axis is 0 = 30°. = = 3 kg, and the 4 m and mass ms = 2 kg and the angle this rod makes with the The three uniform rods with 0 shown Determine the distance between this three rod system's center-of-mass and the point where the vertical and horizontal rods intersect.

The figure below consists of three uniform rods. The vertical rod has length Ly = 2 m and mass my = 5 kg, the horizontal rod has length Lµ = 2 m and mass mн slanted rod has length Ls positive x axis is 0 = 30°. = = 3 kg, and the 4 m and mass ms = 2 kg and the angle this rod makes with the The three uniform rods with 0 shown Determine the distance between this three rod system's center-of-mass and the point where the vertical and horizontal rods intersect.

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