If the linear density of the rod of length L varies as lambda =Ax then distance of its mass from x=0 is given bya- 2L/3b-L/3

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If the linear density of the rod of length L varies as lambda =Ax then distance of its mass from x=0 is given bya- 2L/3b-L/3

Kusum yadav 29th Jan, 2019

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