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The linear mass density lambda of a rod AB is given by `lambda =aplha+betaxkg/m` taking O as origin. Find the location of the centre of mass from the end A?

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To find the location of the center of mass of a rod AB with a linear mass density given by \( \lambda = \alpha + \beta x \) kg/m, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the Problem**: The linear mass density of the rod varies along its length. We need to find the center of mass from one end (point A) of the rod. 2. **Define the Length of the Rod**: ...
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