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39) The center of mass of a cone of base radius R and height h is located at:
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at height 3h/4 from base. derivation:\[\int\limits_{0}^{h}(\rho(xcot \theta)^2 \pi*x*dx)/M\] where h=height of cone and M = mass of cone M=volume*density volume=\[1/3*\pi*R^2*h\] density= ρ Note:if h is height,radius will be hcotθ|dw:1400075888053:dw|
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