Welcome to your Rotational Motion -4
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A uniform rod bent into a semicircle has COM at
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Three equal masses are placed at x = 1 m, 3 m and 5 m. COM lies at
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If ∑mᵢxᵢ = 0, COM lies
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A particle explodes into two equal fragments in space. COM
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Two particles of masses 2 kg and 6 kg are placed at x = 0 m and x = 4 m. Find COM.
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On changing the origin, COM coordinates
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A projectile explodes at the highest point. COM
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COM of a uniform circular wire lies at
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A uniform disc has a concentric circular hole removed. COM
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COM of a solid hemisphere of radius R lies at
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A uniform rod of length L lies along x-axis. COM is at
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If origin is at the COM of a system, then ∑mᵢrᵢ equals
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COM of an isolated system always moves
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For a continuous mass distribution, COM is calculated using
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If m₁x₁ + m₂x₂ = 0, COM lies
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COM of a perfectly symmetric body lies
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Two masses m and 3m are separated by distance d. Distance of COM from m is
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COM of a uniform square lamina lies at
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COM of a uniform triangular lamina lies at
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COM of a system can lie
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Masses m, 2m, 3m are at x = 0, a, 2a. COM is at
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A system has total mass zero. COM is
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COM of a thin uniform rod is independent of
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COM of a uniform disc with off-centre hole lies
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Two particles of equal mass are separated by distance d. COM is
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A system of particles experiences only internal forces. Motion of COM is
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COM of a rod with linearly increasing density lies
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Centre of mass depends on
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COM of a semicircular lamina of radius R lies at
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COM of a uniform semicircular disc lies on
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If one particle is removed from system, COM
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COM of an L-shaped uniform wire lies
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If all particles lie in x–y plane, COM lies
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In absence of external force, COM
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Equal masses at vertices of a square have COM at
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Masses 1 kg, 2 kg and 3 kg are at vertices of an equilateral triangle. COM is
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COM of non-uniform rod lies
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COM of a uniform cube lies at
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Two particles repel each other due to internal force. COM
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COM of a triangular wire frame lies at
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Two equal masses rotate about each other. COM is
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COM of a hollow sphere lies
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COM of a uniform ring lies at
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Vector form of COM is given by
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If mass density is doubled everywhere, COM
