Point-masses $m_i$ are located on the $x$-axis as shown. Find the moment $M$ of the system about the origin and the center of mass $\bar{x}$. $m_1 = 16$ $m_2 = 17$ $m_3 = 25$ $M = 186$ $\bar{x} = $
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From the image, we have: Masses: $m_1 = 16$ $m_2 = 17$ $m_3 = 25$ Positions on the x-axis: For $m_1 = 16$, the position is $x_1 = -3$. For $m_2 = 17$, the position is $x_2 = 2$. For $m_3 = 25$, the position is $x_3 = 8$. Show more…
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