Explanation Given: p ( r ) = 4 r g / c m 2 Calculation: We have been given that, radius of circular plate = 2 cm and mass density = p ( r ) = 4 r g / c m 2 To calculate the mass of circular plate, thin rings inside the circle are considered, as shown below, Now, if we straightened out each ring we get rectangular strips, with length as the circumference of that ring 2πr (r is radius of the ring) and breadth as the difference in radius dr Therefore, area of ring = 2πr*dr square cm Therefore, mass of ring = area of ring* mass density Therefore, total mass, M in g= sum of (area of ring*mass density) = integral of 2πrdr* mass density p(r) M = ∫ 0 2 2 π r p ( r ) d r M = 2 π ∫ 0 2 r p ( r ) d r M = 2 π

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