Physics, asked by anishkumar684, 10 months ago

center of mass coincides with center of gravity irrespective of mass and size. Yes or no?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answered by indrawatibhupati

Answer:yes

Explanation:

Since centre of gravity is based on weight and centre of mass is based on mass that's why centre of mass slides irrespective to centre of mass and size

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