1. For the machine component shown tothe right, locate the x-coordinate of thecenter of gravity.16 mmyAns. I = 62.1mm60 mm%3D28 mm24 mm10 mm40 mmr= 13 mmr= 12 mm18 mm20 mm25 mm100 mm25 mm20 mm

Given:- To Find:- x-coordinate of the center of gravity

Answered: 1. For the machine component shown to…

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