Centres of mass of plane figures 2F
Centres of mass of plane figures 2F
1 a From question 1a in Exercise 2D,
1
13
x ?2 ;y ?
2
14
Vertical
In equilibrium, G will be vertically
below O i.e. OG is the vertical.
tan ? ?
y
?
x
13
14
5
2
13 2 13
? ?
14 5 35
? 13 ?
? ? tan ?1 ? ? ? 20.4? (3 s.f .)
? 35 ?
?
b From question 1a in Exercise 2E,
x?
11
5
;y ?
4
4
As above, tan ? ?
y
?
x
5
4
11
4
5
11
?5?
? ? tan ?1 ? ? ? 24.4? (3s.f .)
? 11 ?
i.e. tan ? ?
c From question 1b in Exercise 2D.
x ? 1.7; y ? 2.6
2.6 26
?
1.7 17
? 26 ?
? ? tan ?1 ? ? ? 56.8? (3 s.f .)
? 17 ?
tan ? ?
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From question 4 in Exercise 2D,
These are the coordinates
of the centre of mass, G,
referred to O as origin.
79
51
x? ; y?
26
26
A is the point of suspension.
? 79 51 ?
G is ? ,
?.
? 26 26 ?
When the lamina hangs in equilibrium from A,
AG will be the downward vertical.
Let N be the point on AJ such that GN is perpendicular
to AJ.
See diagram.
? ? ? is the required angle.
Then NAG
Since A is the
point (1, 3).
GN x ? 1
tan ? ?
?
AN 3 ? y
79
? 1 79 ? 26
? 26 51 ?
3 ? 26 78 ? 51
?
Multiply top and
bottom by 26.
53
? ? ? 63.0 (3 s.f .)
27
?7 ?
G, the centre of mass has coordinates ? , 2 ?
?3 ?
taking O as origin.
3
Since AG will be vertical in
equilibrium, the angle between
AC and the horizontal will be ?.
?? is the required angle
tan ? ?
? ?
7
3
2
?2
6
7?6
?6
?
Multiply top and bottom
by 3 to clear fractions.
?
? ? 80.5? (3 s.f .)
?
?
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G is the centre of mass if the framework
4
OG ? x ?
9( 3 ? 2)
(6 ? ¦Ð)
G is on the line
of symmetry.
(see question 2 in Exercise 2E)
AG will be vertical, when
the framework hangs in
equilibrium.
? (see diagram) is the required angle.
?
? ? 60 ? GAN
? ? GN ? 6 cos30? ? x
tan GAN
AN
6sin 30?
3 3?x
?
3
3( 3 ? 2)
? 3?
6?¦Ð
?
So, GAN ? 26.898?¡
So, ? ? 33.1? (3 s.f .)
3
, where G is
2¦Ð
the centre of mass
so, AG will be vertical in
equilibrium.
OG ?
5
See question 4 in
Exercise 2E.
Since the angle with the
horizontal will be 90 ?
angle with the vertical.
? ??
Required angle is AGO
tan ? ?
?
AO
OG
3
3
2¦Ð
? 2¦Ð
? ? tan ?1 (2¦Ð)
? 81.0? (3 s.f .)
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Centre of mass of ?RNQ
has position vector
6
Taking PQ and PS
as axes.
1 ??? 4 ? ?10 ? ? 4 ? ? ? 6 ?
?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
3 ??? 0 ? ? 0 ? ? 6 ? ? ? 2 ?
? 2?
?6?
?x?
24 ? ? ? 18 ? ? ? 42 ? ?
? 3?
? 2?
? y?
? 48 ? ? 108 ?
?x?
? ???
? ? 42 ? ?
? 72 ? ? 36 ?
?y?
? 156 ?
?x?
?
? ? 42 ? ?
? 108 ?
? y?
? 26 ?
? 7 ? ?x?
? ? ?? ?
? 18 ? ? y ?
? ?
? 7 ?
Use
?m r ? r?m
i i
i
Simplify.
So the centre of mass of the lamina is
a
26
cm from PS and
7
b
18
cm from PQ.
7
c We have
tan ? ? ? 187 ? / ?10 ? 267 ? ?
9
22
So ? ? 22.2?
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7 We choose coordinates so that the origin is at C and that BC lies on the x-axis, by considering the
lamina as the union of a 2 ¡Á 6 rectangle and a 6 ¡Á 2 rectangle we see the centre of mass will satisfy
? x?
? ?1 ?
?3?
24 ? ? ? 12 ? ? ? 12 ? ?
? y?
? ?3 ?
? ?5 ?
So
? x? ? 1 ?
? ??? ?
? y ? ? ?4 ?
Now we attach a mass of 0.2M kg to F so the centre of mass of the whole system will satisfy
? x?
?1?
?6?
1.2M ? ? ? M ? ? ? 0.2 M ? ?
? y?
? ?4 ?
? ?6 ?
So
? x ? ? 2.2 ?
1.2 ? ? ? ?
?
? y ? ? ?5.2 ?
So
? x ? 1 ? 11 ?
? y ? ? ? ?26 ?
? ? 6?
?
Hence the angle ? satisfies
26
tan ? ?
11
So
? ? 67.1?
8 We choose coordinates so that the origin is at B and the x-axis is parallel to AC then the centre of
mass of the lamina is
0
?
?
? 32
¦Ð?
? ? sin ?
4?
? 3¦Ð
And the coordinates of C are
?2 2 ?
?
?
? ?2 2 ?
?
?
Hence the centre of mass of the system
Satisfies
0
?
?
? 2 2 ?
?x?
?
1.5M ? ? ? M
?
32
¦Ð ? ? 0.5M ??
?
? ? sin ?
?
2
2
? y?
?
?
4?
? 3¦Ð
Hence
?
?
2
1
?
?
? x? 2?
? 2 2?
?
? y ? ? 3 ? 16 2
? ? 3 ? ? (16 ? 3¦Ð) ?
? ?
? 2?
??
3¦Ð ?
?
? 3¦Ð
?
? 0.9428... ?
??
?
? ?2.5434... ?
Hence
? 0.9428 ?
? ? 45? ? tan ?1 ?
? ? 45? ? 20.3? ? 65.3?
? 2.5434 ?
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