Centre of Mass Quiz
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How does the position of the centre of mass change when a symmetrical object is divided into two equal halves?

  • It disappears
  • It moves to the edge of the object
  • It moves to the center of the object
  • It remains at the same position (correct)
  • What does the centre of mass of an object represent?

  • The point where the object's density is lowest
  • The point where the object was first discovered
  • The point where the entire mass of the object can be considered to be concentrated (correct)
  • The point where the object's weight is highest
  • What happens to the stability of an object if its centre of mass is located higher above the base?

  • It becomes more stable
  • It becomes less stable (correct)
  • It becomes weightless
  • It remains equally stable
  • Study Notes

    Centre of Mass

    • When a symmetrical object is divided into two equal halves, the position of the centre of mass remains the same.
    • The centre of mass of an object represents the point where the entire weight of the object can be considered to be acting, i.e., the point where the object would balance.
    • If the centre of mass of an object is located higher above the base, the object becomes less stable, making it more prone to toppling over.

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    Test your understanding of the centre of mass with this quiz. Explore the concept of the centre of mass and its significance in physics. Learn how the position of the centre of mass changes when symmetrical objects are divided and its impact on stability.

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