Math 2.0

Real functions Concept

Centre of mass

Builds on Triple integralEuclidean space

Summary

The centre of mass of a body is the average position of its mass, with each point weighted by the density there. For a body with a continuous density it is a quotient of triple integrals, or of double integrals for a plane lamina.

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Aliasescenter-of-mass, centroid
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MSC26B15
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