25.Three masses arranged asshown on the right where ma = 6.00 [kg],mB = 4.00 [kg], and mc = 8.00[kg]. Whaty (m)A,is the location of the center of mass?A. (0.44 [m], 0.44 [m])B. (2.67 [m], 2.67 [m])C. (2.44 [m], 2.89 [m])D. (2.89 [m], 2.44 [m])I (m)3

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Mass mA=6 kg is at position (x1,y1)=(4,4), mass mB=4 kg is at position (x2,y2)=(3,1) and mass mC=8…

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Three masses arranged as shown on the right where ma = 6.00 [kg], mB = 4.00 (kg], and mc = 8.00 [kg]. What 25. y (m) A is the location of the center of mass? A. (0.44 [m], 0.44 [m]) B. (2.67 (m], 2.67 [m]) C. (2.44 [m], 2.89 [m]) 1 D. (2.89 [m], 2.44 [m]) I (m)

Three masses arranged as shown on the right where ma = 6.00 [kg], mB = 4.00 (kg], and mc = 8.00 [kg]. What 25. y (m) A is the location of the center of mass? A. (0.44 [m], 0.44 [m]) B. (2.67 (m], 2.67 [m]) C. (2.44 [m], 2.89 [m]) 1 D. (2.89 [m], 2.44 [m]) I (m)

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