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The current through a wire depends on time as `i=(2+3t)A`. Calculate the charge crossed through a cross section of the wire in 10sec.

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Making use of the result obtained in the previous example, distance OC of the mass center form the center is `OC = (r sin (pi//4))/(pi//4) = (2sqrt2r)/(pi)`
Coordinates of the mass center `(x_c, y_c) are ((2r)/pi,(2r)/pi)`
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