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Chapter 11, Problem 19A
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To explain: The effect on CG of a container for the given changes.
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The point where the entire weight of an object was supposed to be concentrated, known as center of gravity. In uniform object, the center of gravity same as center of mass.
When the container was shaken the ball is nudged to the top. Due to this center of gravity shifted to lower side from the original position. After the container was shaken up, the center of gravity of container shifted to lower position.
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