A 2kg mass is suspended from one end of a 1m ruler and a 5kg mass is suspended from the other end. Calculate the centre of mass. x 20N50N 1m – x Do now:

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A 2kg mass is suspended from one end of a 1m ruler and a 5kg mass is suspended from the other end. Calculate the centre of mass. x 20N50N 1m – x Do now: Rātapu, 24 Haratua 2015

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Board notes – calculating COM positon

Axe Throwing Board notes – COM motion

Activity – use a ruler

Finish Activity 7D